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Two researchers hold up smartphones displaying mobile applications for detecting Parkinson's disease. The phone on the left reads "Tapping Activity. Tapping Speed. Speed of finger tapping can reflect severity of motor symptoms in Parkinson disease. This activity measures your tapping speed for each hand. Your medical provider may measure this differently. Next." with a purple icon of a smartphone. The phone on the right reads "HopkinsPD. 1. Voice test. Find a quiet location. When you are ready, press the button below. Start test." with a purple icon of a stick figure holding up a phone.

App can help doctors track severity of Parkinson’s symptoms

April 10, 2018
Mobile HealthUncategorized

Parkinson’s disease, a progressive brain disorder, is often tough to treat effectively because its symptoms—such as tremors and walking difficulties—can vary...

Suchi Saria named a 2018 Sloan Research Fellow

February 15, 2018
Center NewsData AnalyticsMachine Learning and Artificial IntelligenceUncategorized

Suchi Saria named a 2018 Sloan Research Fellow Suchi Saria, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science and a member...

Muyinatu Bell receives NSF’s CAREER Award

February 7, 2018
Center NewsMedical ImagingUncategorized

Modern surgery is not without its risks. In order to perform ever complex surgical procedures, surgeons must lean on their expertise...

Mark Dredze featured in Baltimore Style Magazine

January 12, 2018
Center NewsData AnalyticsUncategorized

Mark Dredze, John C. Malone Associate Professor of Computer Science, was recently featured in Baltimore Style Magazine. The magazine profiled Dredze...