Dr. O'Brien has been featured in the most recent quarterly publication of the NIH Office of Research on Women's Health for her work on postpartum hemorrhage and preterm birth diagnosis! Congratulations!
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#BiomedicalEngineering#WomensHealth#NIHWomensHealth
We’re delighted to announce that the O’Brien lab is welcoming Mike Gao, an undergraduate electrical and systems engineering student at Washu, to the lab! We’re so excited to have him join us here in the lab! #WashuESE#WashuBME#WashuEngineering
We’re so excited to announce that the O’Brien lab is welcoming Gabriel Bangoura, an undergraduate electrical and systems engineering student at Washu, to the lab! We’re so looking forward to working with him in the lab! #WashuESE#WashuBME#WashuEngineering
We’re so excited to announce that the O’Brien lab is welcoming Adara Ezekwe, an undergraduate biomedical engineering student at Washu, to the lab! We’re so excited to have her join us in the lab! #Washu#WashuBME#WashuEngineering
She was also honored with her team as part of NIH DEBUT at BMES. She got to meet Dr. Janine Clayton, director of the Office of Women’s Health Research. Congratulations to her for hard work paying off!
Elizabeth Buzbee, a Masters student in the O’Brien lab, was awarded the WashU Dean Select Fellowship which gives automatic admission into the PhD program. #Washu#WashuBME#BiomedicalEngineering#WomensHealth
Throwback to our September social, a paint and sip! We hope everyone is taking some time to relax during these busy (and colder) fall days! Happy early Thanksgiving! #fallholidays
Happy Thursday! Today, we are introducing Shilpita Mitra-Behura, who has joined the O’Brien lab for a rotation this fall as a first-year biomedical engineering PhD student! She is working on a novel wearable hemoglobin sensor. Welcome Shilpita!
This past summer, the O’Brien lab was lucky to host Mikayla Jones, a Mississippi State University undergraduate, to work in our lab! Her work was focused on the impacts of skin pigmentation on laser doppler and laser speckle imaging, and she recently presented her work at BMES!
This past summer, the O’Brien lab was fortunate to have Mara Manolescu, an undergraduate from Kansas University, work in our lab! Her work was focused on cervical mucus analysis as a predictor for preterm birth, and she presented her work at BMES in October!
This year, senior design students in the O’Brien Lab:
- Developed a non-invasive tool to optimize prescriptions for heart failure
- Created a system to monitor postpartum blood pressure in resource-limited areas
- Designed an imaging tool to monitor cervical dilation during labor
Join us in celebrating our graduating members:
🎉 George Mitrev, Miranda Bagar, & Elizabeth Buzbee - BS in Biomedical Engineering
🎉 Hannah Gruensfelder - MS in Biomedical Engineering
We’re so proud of you all! #Graduation2024#WashUBME#FutureLeaders
Dr. O’Brien was recently on a Women’s Health panel at #OpticaBiophotonics24 with fellow researchers & maternal health providers. The panel explored how socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, & geography affect maternal health. Their goal? To secure top-level care for all moms. 🌎
We’re proud to announce that three of our lab members: Miranda Bagar, Elizabeth Buzbee, and George Mitrev, were honored at this year’s McKelvey Engineering Honors for their outstanding leadership and achievement in #WashU Biomedical Engineering! Grateful to have them on the team!
Dive into the details of how Dr. Christine O’Brien, Dr. Leo Shmuylovich @leoshmu, and WashU collaborators are revolutionizing how we think about medical devices! Their research aims to ensure pulse oximeters work accurately for all—because everyone deserves equitable healthcare.
This past fall many of our lab members attended and presented posters and flash talks at the Global Health Conference at Vanderbilt University! Great work OB Lab!