01/23/2025: Their manuscript titled "Design and Characterization of an Optical Phantom for Mesoscopic Multimodal Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging and Optical Coherence Elastography" has been accepted for publication in Biomedical Optics Express!

01/21/2025: Amogh's application for the Jo Anne and David Kelch '60 Undergraduate Research Award titled "Deep Learning-Based Data Fusion for Super-Resolution Time-Resolved Fluorescence Image Generation and Fluorescence Lifetime Parameter Estimation" has been selected as a winner for the Spring 2025 semester. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement.

01/21/2025: From a group of highly competitive applicants, Navid was awarded the 2025 Belsky Award for Computational Sciences and Engineering, a prestigious award honoring his strong research and academic performance in the area of Machine Learning Theory!

12/02/2024: Condell Eastmond has been selected to receive an NIH F31 fellowship for his project "Interpretable Real-Time Surgical Skill Assessment via Optical Neuroimaging". This is a great achievement and a reflection of the high quality of the proposed work.

11/20/2024: They were both awarded up to $700 from SPIE for Student Conference Support for their upcoming presentations at SPIE Photonics West 2025. Luis will be presenting his paper titled "Mesoscopic light-sheet imaging set-up for 3D SWIR fluorescence intensity and NIR fluorescence lifetime imaging" while Harrison will be presenting his work titled "Deep learning-based cancer cell line classification using morphological and topological organelle features".