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Each year our graduate students nominate BHI faculty and vote for who they believe should receive the BHI Teaching Award. This award goes to a faculty member who shows commitment to teaching and demonstrates dedication to enriching students' learning experience. Please join BHI in congratulating David Masuda, who is the recipient of the 2009 BHI Teaching Award. |
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Parmit Chilana, MS, a Research Assistant with the Biomedical Informatics core of the ITHS working with Nick Anderson and Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, and an I-School PhD student focusing on the usability of bioinformatics systems development and adoption, has been awarded a four-year SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council) doctoral study award (equivalent of a NSF fellowship for Canadian citizens). This highly competitive national award is based on a multi-disciplinary review of academic merit, past academic results, research focus and potential contribution - including conference proceedings and scholarly publications. We congratulate Parmit on her impressive achievement and look forward to following her research and career! |
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Please join me in congratulating CJ Inman for successfully defending her MS thesis on Thursday, June 11, entitled, "Clinical Effectiveness and Patient Satisfaction of Telemedicine in Pediatric Rheumatology." CJ will be moving to Salt Lake City in August, where she will be faculty in Pediatric Rheumatology at Primary Children's Hospital with an adjunct appointment with the Department of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Utah. |
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Please join BHI in congratulating Mabel Raza on the completion of all requirements for her MS in Biomedical and Health Informatics. She completed her final exam last week and her thesis, entitled "Applying a Service-Oriented Architecture Model to TB Diagnosis using MODS Pattern Recognition Algorithm" was submitted this week to the Graduate School. |
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Max Neal just received a 1-year pre-doctoral fellowship of $25,000 to help carry out his dissertation work from the American Heart Association. Max's grant application was based directly on his document for his General Exam. The title of his project is "Advancing physiological modeling through modularity." Congratulations to Max! |
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