Technology

BIO5 member Geoffrey Gurtner is developing an artificial intelligence-enabled smart bandage that continuously monitors wounds to predict infections early and improve healing outcomes for patients.

BIO5 members Pierre A. Deymier and Chris Hulme were recognized at the Governor’s Celebration of Innovation, where Deymier’s NSF-funded New Frontiers of Sound Center won the Innovator of the Year – Academia award and Hulme’s startup was named a finalist in the Startup category.

Interim BIO5 director Vignesh Subbian and BIO5 member Justin Starren were honored by the American College of Medical Informatics for their leadership in biomedical informatics and health data science, along with Jose Fernando Florez-Arango.