Dev Kapadia, ’23, Machine Learning, 4/18/20 Figure 1: The above distributions demonstrate the process of gaussian process regression (GPR), the artificial intelligence algorithm used by the researchers in the article to predict battery health. As the data points are fed into the algorithm, the “prior” graph is generated, representing … Continue reading
Dev Kapadia 23′ A critical part of medical procedures is gaining vascular access – opening up a patient’s blood vessels to either draw blood or administer medication. Such operations are extremely common as medical professionals in the United States perform over one billion vascular access procedures every year.1 Peripheral vessels, … Continue reading
Dev Kapadia ’23 With so many consumer products in today’s market, an emphasis for future development is to make future models larger or smaller, depending on general preferences. For instance, the screens of new television models are becoming increasingly large to provide the biggest and best picture for the viewer. … Continue reading
Dev Kapadia 23′ Western countries are known not only for drug discovery but also the ability for citizens to purchase many of these drugs. In fact, in 2019, Europe and North America were estimated to account for 30.8% and 21.9% of global pharmaceutical spending, respectively.1 While access to drugs, and … Continue reading
Dev Kapadia ’23 While many common items in our society fall short of the function their names promise (auto-mobiles don’t drive themselves and smart-phones aren’t actually that smart on their own), big companies and startups alike are working toward delivering on the performance that the name Augmented reality (AR) promises. … Continue reading