Duke BIG IDEAs Lab
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We develop and test tools and infrastructure using biomedical and health data for early detection, intervention, and prevention of disease. Expertise in data science, engineering, informatics, medicine, biological sciences, and population health.
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🎉 We're Headed to CHIL 2025! 🎉
7 Members of Our Lab Are Attending the 6th Annual Conference on Health, Inference, and Learning #CHIL2025
📍 Berkeley, California
📅 This Week! Follow along here: lnkd.in/epPcq5Hf
👀 Stay tuned for updates on our contributions and collaborations from the conference!
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🎉 We are proud to announce that Lauren Lederer, PhD student, was awarded the Duke University Traineeship in the Advancement of Surgical Technology (TAST) fellowship!

To learn more: tast-nrt.pratt.duke.edu
#BME #womeninSTEM #surgicaltechnology #graduatefellowship
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We are proud to announce a partnership with the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), alongside scientific and industry leaders, to use data collected from consumer wearables to reduce opioid use disorder deaths by developing interventions to help prevent relapse.

🔗 To learn more: lnkd.in/gXYGTqKu
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👏 Congrats to Sarah Jiang for being awarded the #NationalScienceFoundation 2025 #GraduateResearchFellowship! This 5-year program is to "help ensure the quality, vitality, and strength of the scientific and engineering workforce of the United States" & will provide 3 years of financial support 👏
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‼️Congrats‼️ to Peter Cho for successfully defending his PhD dissertation last Friday: "Leveraging Wearable Data to Understand Behavioral Patterns and Predict Influenza-like Illnesses." We are proud of the commitment & dedication he has shown in his research over the last 6 years in this lab!
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Please join us for Peter Cho's dissertation defense tomorrow, March 28th, at 1:00 pm EST - all are welcome to join in person or via Zoom!
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We are very excited to announce the call for papers for the IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Body Sensor Networks (BSN 2025) to be held in the stunning city of Los Angeles, California, USA. Please visit bsn.embs.org/2025/contrib... for details #BSN2025
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Understanding these factors can assist researchers in developing targeted methods to enhance study adherence and retention, ultimately leading to better population representation within #digitalhealthresearch 👏
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Banff was not a bad place for @drjessilyn.bsky.social to spend the week for the #EmergingStatisticalMethodsforDigitalHealthData workshop! On Monday morning, she hosted a session called "The Digital Physiome: Wearables for Disease Detection and Monitoring" sharing her work with fellow scientists!
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Please join a few of our students for the Responsible AI Symposium poster session on Friday, Feb 28th, from 12 to 1 pm at the Duke Karsh Alumni Center! Our students will present on 2 main topics: demographic data reporting in #predictivemodels and using #LLMs to assist literature reviews
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It is always exciting to see our students share their research both inside and outside of Duke. This lab continues to be successful because of the dedication and passion our students have for innovative research and, therefore, bettering the lives of others!
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This is an important area of research in which scientists explore if and how the gut microbiome plays a role in cardiometabolic health, especially risk factors for #cardiometabolicdisease
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PhD student @anitasilver13.bsky.social presented at the Society of Duke Research Fellows Research Lunch this afternoon. Her talk highlighted her current research, which focuses on investigating the relationships between the #gutmicrobiome, #physicalfitness, and #cardiometabolichealth
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This means that our methods for analysis are accessible and reproducible, and we encourage other researchers to extend this work to uncover new insights about the #activityinequality in the U.S.

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Following the publication of our paper "Data from the All of Us research program reinforces the existence of activity inequality", we are excited to announce that our code is now available as a Featured Workspace on the All of Us Research Workbench platform (workbench.researchallofus.org/library)!
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#PMWC2025 features over 400 speakers and 12 tracks spread across 3 days - it gathers recognized leaders, researchers, & medical professionals to close the knowledge gap across different sectors and promote collaboration to accelerate #PrecisionMedicine
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Our PI @drjessilyn.bsky.social is a speaker & session chair this week at the 24th Precision Medicine World Conference (#PMWC2025) co-hosted by Stanford and UCSF in CA!

Her session "Predicting Disease and Managing Health Through Wearables Technologies" will be on Feb 7 under Track 4 ‼️
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We take our #research AND #birthdays seriously! The last 2 months have been full of celebrations, personal & professional, here in our lab! One of our favorite ways to celebrate birthdays is with a good, old-fashioned cake during lab meetings. We can't wait to see what the rest of the year holds!
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The #BIGIDEAsLab continues to be committed to fostering community engagement and making the world of #science, specifically #biomedicalengineering and #wearables research, exciting and accessible to younger generations!
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Yesterday our lab had the honor of hosting a Digital Health Workshop for a class of 9 high school students in their J-term course "How To Be A Good Biomedical Engineer," instructed by Marjorie Letitia Hubbard, PhD, from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics!