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Refining the Gold Standard for Assessing Heart Function

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Dr. Naomi Chesler and graduate student, Christopher Lechuga, along with collaborators from the University of Wisconsin, have made a significant breakthrough in heart function assessment. Their study, published in the Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation, compares two volume calibration methods for measuring right ventricular pressure-volume loops. To read the full article, please visit the SSoE news & events webpage.

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Novel Artificial Intelligence Method for Assessing Echocardiograms

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UC Irvine engineers have developed a novel artificial intelligence method for assessing echocardiograms that could help cardiologists more accurately determine heart function and disease. The research, led by Samueli School Professors Arash Kheradvar and Hamid Jafarkhani, was recently published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.

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Professor Downing Finalist for Shu Chien Early Career Award

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Professor Timothy Downing was a finalist in the inaugural Shu Chien Early Career Award which recognizes pre-tenured faculty who demonstrate outstanding scholarly achievement.