Assistant Professor @USC | Making AI-enabled wearables, implantables, and ingestibles 🩹⚕️💊
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A sensor that reads your sweat and adjusts your meds? It’s real. @USCViterbi engineers built a wearable that detects lithium in sweat, a breakthrough for needle-free treatment in bipolar disorder.
viterbischool.usc.edu/news/2…
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A breakthrough in wearable tech from @USC could transform treatment for millions with bipolar disorder.
Researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering and the @KECKSchool_USC have developed the first fully printed wearable lithium sensor, allowing patients to monitor medication levels through sweat — no more painful blood draws.
Led by Professor Yasser Khan and in collaboration with psychiatrist Adam Frank, the device offers real-time tracking via smartphone and has already shown promise in patient trials.
PhD student Mohammad Shafiqul Islam who works in the @KhanLabUSC Khlan Lab described their goal to make it “as easy and comfortable for patients as checking a daily fitness tracker.” @USCMingHsiehEE @USCAdvComputing
Read more here: viterbischool.usc.edu/news/2…
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"Wearable organic-electrochemical-transistor-based lithium sensor for precision mental health" cell.com/device/fulltext/S26…
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You are what you eat? Or what you eat will tell your health status? @KhanLabUSC’s ingestible sensors might be able to tell us about gut health and spot disease earlier. His work along with other innovations are featured in TFM. today.usc.edu/first-aid/
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AI-Powered Pills Track Gut Health in Real Time
Researchers developed an AI-powered system to track ingestible devices monitoring gut health, offering a non-invasive alternative to traditional methods.
This system uses a wearable coil and AI to locate the device and measure gas concentrations in real time.
The technology promises to help individuals monitor their gastrointestinal health at home and is being refined for future human trials.
Image: Khan Lab at USC
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ALT This shows the pill and a model of the intestines.
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AI-powered wearable system can track the movement of smart pills in the gut.
Read more in @CellRepPhysSci:
cell.com/cell-reports-physic….
@KhanLabUSC
ALT An AI-enabled ingestible pill for localization and assessing stomach gas profiles in 3D. CREDIT Khan Lab at USC
ALT A wearable system that can locate ingestibles in the gut with millimeter resolution. CREDIT Khan Lab at USC
Yasser Khan retweeted
🎉New in Nature Rev Bioeng @natrevbioeng, we provide a roadmap for developing #BCI's as therapies for mental health conditions.
We discuss how AI & control theory can help design them & review progress.
👏Congrats @loganesian
nature.com/articles/s44222-0…
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Happy to complete a cycle of collab. with @zhenanbao, @KhanLabUSC, @mattm401, @LMWilliams_PhD, and many great researchers from @Stanford, @StanfordMed, @StanfordHAI, @USC, @umdcs, @UDelaware, @siusom ... Thanks to @ToyotaResearch for their support to present it at #CHI2024
.@pabloeparedes rocking our "On Stress" presentation in this morning's Mental Health and Wellbeing session at #Chi2024 #hci #sensing #wearables #stress
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Our paper "On Stress: Combining Human Factors and Biosignals to Inform the Placement and Design of a Skin-like Stress Sensor" will appear @ #chi2024. We hope this work can broadly inform wearable design. Excited to share! Many thanks: @KhanLabUSC @pabloeparedes @landay @zhenanbao
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Announcing the 2023 Wearable Photoplethysmography Roadmap, out now!
Exploring the current status of wearable photoplethysmography and future challenges to realise its full potential in health and fitness.
Including contributions from over 50 experts.
iopscience.iop.org/article/1…
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🎉 Exciting news! Just landed my first grant! 🙌 Our team will develop a framework to enhance seismic resilience. Thanks to @PEER_Center & @USC for invaluable support. Can't wait to dive into this important work! #grant #seismicresilience
peer.berkeley.edu/news/10-pr…
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Our work about stretchable strain sensors for tumor progression monitoring with @agabramson @KhanLabUSC is highlighted in Nature!
腫瘍モニタリング用伸縮性歪センサに関する論文がNatureにハイライトされました。
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Living in a world where my 9 year old can design a chip! Https://tinytapeout.com #tinytapeout
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Congrats to @zhenanbao for winning the ACS Award in the Chemistry of Materials! After a day of great talks from her friends, mentors, and mentees, we got to celebrate together by the water. #ACSSpring2022
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Mental health care has been hindered due to its immense stigma and inaccessibility. Join Dr. Yasser Khan's @KhanLabUSC seminar at Weil Cornell Medicine to see how engineers are transforming the way we take care of our mental health. 🧠🦠⌚️✋🏽
Registration link for Tuesday 3/8:
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Come join our growing team!
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Check out the NGA-Subduction summary paper on Earthquake Spectra. In this major research program a database and ground motion models (#GMMs) for #subduction regions has been developed. Happy to be a part of this amazing group of researchers. #SeismicHazard journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Integration of Organic Electrochemical Transistors with Implantable Probes onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @Cambridge_Eng @InalSahika
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Finally out: device physics of OECTs as redox sensors. The right design and materials choice enables 1000X amplification. Work led by @Melterialsgal with help from @scotttomkeene @A_Giovannitti @a_melianas, materials from @maxmoser29 and @_iainmcculloch pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…