Mohamed Abdulrahman Almadi, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher
malmadi@mgh.harvard.edu
EDUCATION
Florida International University, Biomedical Engineering, Ph.D.
University of Miami, Biomedical Engineering, MS.
BIOGRAPHY
Mohamed Almadi graduated from the Ph.D. degree program of Florida International University in 2021. his Ph.D. study focused on developing an all-optical quantitative ultrasound imaging system. He is now a postdoctoral fellow working in the NSG Biomedical Engineering Lab at the Mass General Hospital/Harvard Medical School. His research interest is the development of cuffless blood pressure monitoring using ultrasound.
Ge “G” Zhu
Research Associate
Email: gzhu6@mgh.harvard.edu
EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE:
Brown University, Biomedical Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Mechanical Engineering
Brown University
BIOGRAPHY
Ge is Biomedical Engineering PhD student currently working on wearable continuous non-invasive blood pressure monitoring device in ICU and surgical settings. Prior to joining NSG BME lab, Ge completed graduate school in the Department of Engineering at Brown University.
Matheus ‘Mat’ Berbet
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Email:
EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE:
University of Massachusetts, Boston
BIOGRAPHY
Mat is an undergraduate student studying computer engineering at University of Massachusetts, Boston. Currently, he is working on developing software tools for clinical data analysis and collection.
Jacqueline Gong
Research coordinator / Lab manager
Email: jgong5@mgh.harvard.edu
EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE:
Wellesley College, B.S in Biology
BIOGRAPHY
Jackie is the lab manager and research coordinator for the NSG Biomedical Engineering Lab. Currently, she is working on non-invasive blood pressure tonometry data collection and support all research project management activities in the lab.
Summer Interns:
- Duanxie Shen, BSE in Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. (Blood pressure module hardware development)
- Qiran Chen, BS in Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (EEG)
- Leo Strangman, BSE in Computer Science, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Hardware development)