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News and #Research from Amanda Randles's Biomedical Engineering Lab @DukeU. We are using #HPC to address #biomedical questions. #AcademicTwitter #innovation
Durham, NC
Joined May 2022
RT @npjDigitalMed: đCongratulations to Dr. Amanda Randles (@RandlesLab), winner of the Sony Women in Technology Award from @SonyGroupGlobalâŚ.
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CompHealthCorner: HPC powers todayâs AI, science, and innovationâbut U.S. leadership is at risk. This Science article urges a bold, whole-nation roadmap to secure the future of high-performance computing. A must-read for anyone in tech policy. #CompHealthCorner #HPC #AI
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How can AI in healthcare reduce bias instead of reinforcing it? This weekâs #CompHealthCorner spotlights a new NursingâŻOutlook article by BenâŻGoldsteinâŻand colleagues on HUMAINEâa teamâdeveloped curriculum to equip nurse scientists in AI, bias mitigation, and equity.
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OopsâJulyâs #CompHealthCorner is a few days late (I was traveling)! Catch up on key papers in ML-driven MD, RAG in medicine, open-source ANS tools, and award-winning cancer simulations. Donât miss these breakthroughs! đ #DigitalHealth #AI #Bioengineering
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CompHealth Corner: Read Center member Jessilyn Dunnâs DBDP-autonomic paperâan open-source toolkit to process & analyze ANS signals from wearables. Data insights: #DigitalHealth #WearableTech #OpenScience
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From smartwatches to digital biomarkers: Dr. Jessilyn Dunn turns wearable data + AI into early disease warnings. Explore her vision for scalable, proactive care in our latest Q&A. #DigitalHealth #Wearables #AI.
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Center member Jessilyn Dunn talks about her current research and how she sees the field developing.
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Latest from CompHealth Corner: What should you be reading this weekend?. As our Center is featuring Monica Agrawal this week (, hereâs a timely #ICML2025 position paper she co-authored: "Position: Retrieval-augmented systems can be dangerous medical
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đď¸ It was so much fun joining @scienceinparall! We talked about how HPC-driven blood-flow simulations and wearable data can transform heart health monitoring. Listen now â
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Learn about work being done at Duke's new Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation using AI, XR, wearables, and HPC to improve how doctor's find, track, and treat human disease. Research highlighted from Center members: .@MariaGorlatova Jessilyn Dunn Monical.
Explore how the @RandlesLab at @DukeU is using AI & wearables to detect diseases long before symptoms appear & monitor them. This is how we transform healthcareâfrom reactive to proactive, from one-size-fits-all to precisely yours. @IEEEembs #EMBC2025
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đ What should you be reading this week? #CompHealthCorner.âEnhancing robustness in ML-accelerated molecular dynamicsâ presents a probabilistic SROM to capture uncertainties in MDâapplied to sodium thiophosphate batteries. From Center member Johann Guilleminot. đ
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As Research Paper Chair for ISC25âalongside my stellar Vice Chair, @HatemLtaief proud to have helped shape a truly exceptional research program this year. Huge thanks to all contributors, reviewers, and track chairs for making #ISC25 one of the best yet. Under @thoefler's
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At our Center, we working to improve cardiovascular care with the Longitudinal Hemodynamic Mapping Frameworkâcombining wearables + #HPC to simulate millions of heartbeats in real time. Watch the video or read the blog to see how digital twins are reshaping heart health. đ
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