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Avilash Cramer, an HST MEMP doctoral candidate, was granted the John R. Cameron* Young Investigator award at the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) annual meeting. Avilash’s award was given for his presentation titled “A Stationary Computed Tomography Module Using Photocathode-Driven X-Ray Sources.”

Avilash Cramer wins first place in AAPM Young Investigators Symposium

vilash Cramer, an HST MEMP doctoral candidate, was granted the John R. Cameron* Young Investigator award at the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) annual meeting. Avilash’s award was given for his presentation titled “A Stationary Computed Tomography Module Using Photocathode-Driven X-Ray Sources.”

Avilash Cramer wins first place in AAPM Young Investigators Symposium

Photo Credit: Alex Hogan/STAT

Preventing Opioid Addiction Relapses

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Two HST alumni named to Top 35 Innovators Under 35

HST PhD student Richard Fineman is using wearable sensors to understand techniques for coordination and balance that could help better understand elderly walking patterns and influence next generation spacesuit design. Watch the video here.

If the Spacesuit Fits

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