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Machine-learning system could aid critical decisions in sepsis care

"Hey,Charlie" is the brainchild of HST MEMP PhD Alum Emily Lindemer. An app offering continual support via gentle reminders and words of caution, it's an ideal tool for those on the road to addiction recovery. Learn more in the MIT News story below.

"Hey,Charlie" app supports those struggling with opioids

"Hey, Charlie" is the brainchild of HST MEMP Ph.D. Alum Emily Lindemer. An app offering continual support via gentle reminders and words of caution, it's an ideal tool for those on the road to addiction recovery. Learn more in the MIT News story below.

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First-year MEMP student Jordan Harrod recounts 2018 InCube experience

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MEMP PhD student Khalil Ramadi offers birds-eye view of clinical medicine

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, 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

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