Excited to share our new paper in the Annals of Biomedical Engineering journal on using computational modeling for surgical planning in neonates born with undersized hearts
The publication is particularly timely as Yurui, my first graduate student, just defended his PhD thesis. It was a joy to advise him over the past five years, culminating in this bittersweet moment. We are very proud of Yurui’s work and his contributions to our lab, especially as a mentor to fellow graduate students and other trainees. Congratulations, Yurui.
Grateful to collaborators (Drs. David Kalfa and Isao Anzai) and sponsors (Columbia SIRS, NIH)
Cardiovascular Biomechanics Research Lab 
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