Schedule
GROUP 1 - Opening Remarks by Prof. Colleen Bringman |
8:00 am Team 18 | CTrack: Automated CT Dosage Tracking for Clinical Trials Mentor: Benjamin Thomas Developed a web-module to automate CT dose tracking enhancing accuracy and efficiency in clinical trials |
8:18 am Team 15 | X-Ray Marks the Spot Mentor: Dr. Gustavo Andrade Developed a radiopaque ink for CT-guided procedures to enhance localization and reduce time |
8:36 am Team 8 | Oxygen-Enhanced MRI Gas Delivery System Mentors: Dr. Fain, Dr. Puliyakote, Dr. Mcintosh, Keegan Staab MRI-compatible system that rapidly switches inhaled gases—achieving over 99% replacement in 5 seconds—to improve the accuracy and resolution of lung imaging |
8:54 am Team 10 | OpenFold Web: A Web Interface for Simplified Protein Structure Prediction KJ Foster-Middleton, Ellyse Froehlich, Emmy Liu, Nick Mathews Mentor: Dr. Mallory Tollefson Developed a prototype web interface for the OpenFold AI software package to reduce the installation challenges and computational barriers to performing protein structure prediction |
9:12 am Team 12 | Pulse Guide: CPR Feedback Application Mentor: Matthew McDonnell Developed an iPhone and Apple Watch application that gives CPR responders live feedback on compression depth and rate |
9:30 am | Short Break |
GROUP 2 Hilton Garden Inn, Grand Ballroom Moderators: Braeden Harrell and George Elias | |
9:45 am
| Bike Buddy: An Awareness Biking Tool for Kids Nikhil Herdt, Nirvik Mitra, Ashwin Dervesh Mentor: Ryan Dusil Created an AI-driven device that can be attached to any bicycle to alert children to nearby cars, pedestrians, and other potential hazards |
10:03 am Team 2 | Optimizing Bioink Production Olivia Lynch, Lillian Schmidt, Hailey Steffen, Hannah Vogts Mentors: Tori Drapal, Ph.D., and Heather Decker, CTO Developed a lyophilization (freeze-drying) container to increase the production rate of bioink |
10:21 am Team 3 | Dental Caries Simulator Mentor: Dr. Robert Bowers Developed a dental research device to simulate oral conditions and promote cavity progression to improve understanding of their development and intervention methods |
10:39 am Team 11 | Insulin Prevention and Management Mentor: Luke Ryon Developed a device that preserves the potency of insulin while providing a better management experience for insulin users |
11:00 am | Review of Groups 1 & 2 Design Prototypes |
12:00 pm | Break for lunch |
GROUP 3 Moderators: Braeden Harrell and George Elias | |
12:45 pm Team 1 | Promote: Addressing Range of Motion after Foot and Ankle Surgery Mentor: Brian Garvey Created a wearable device and mobile application to assess and track post-operative range of motion in patients recovery from ankle reconstruction procedures |
1:03 pm Team 4 | FlexiPlay: The Versatile Tray Solution for Wheelchair Users Mentor: Brett Johnson Designed a durable, adjustable tray for pediatric wheelchair user that supports eye gaze devices, allows independent tilt, and withstands daily physical demands |
1:21 pm Team 5 | PlayPath: An Accessible Play Therapy Tool Mentor: Rose Hedges, DNP, RN Developed an accessible video game integrated with a physical board replica to promote engagement in play therapy sessions for a young patient with Canavan Disease |
1:39 pm Team 6 | Zip Buddy: Interactive Zipper Tool Beyza Ilerisoy, Fatma Ilerisoy, Jordan Mimms, Jewel Peter Mentor: Rose Hedges, DNP, RN
A way to teach children with motor and developmental delays how to connect zippers using interactive feedback to promote independence in dressing |
1:57 pm Team 13 | Remote Feedback Post-Stroke Rehabilitation Mentor: Prof. Deema Totah Developed a cable driven hand exoskeleton to provide remote physical therapy for hand-mobility complications |
2:15 pm | Short Break |
GROUP 4 Hilton Garden Inn, Grand Ballroom Moderators: Braeden Harrell and George Elias | |
2:30 pm Team 17 | Cycle MS: An Adaptive Biking Solution Mentor: Dr. Kathleen Andersen Developed bike pedal and seat modifications to improve cycling for multiple sclerosis patients |
2:48 pm Team 7 | ErgoConnect: An Adjustable Ergonomic Handle to Enhance Perfusion Pump Handling Mentor: Lindsey Stickler An adjustable ergonomic handle that can secure onto the side of a perfusion pump for easier pushing and maneuverings to reduce user strain |
3:06 pm Team 14 | Simulation Technology for Otolaryngologists Mentor: Dr. Michelle Higgins Created a molded temporal bone model that provides the user with feedback when in close proximity to the facial nerve |
3:24 pm Team 16 | Ear We Go! Utilized adhesive to create a novel fixation approach to robotic guided cochlear implant surgery |
3:45 pm | Review of Groups 3 & 4 Design Prototypes |
4:45 pm | End of afternoon session |