Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute
Students in the MD/PhD program are advised by a faculty member within the Robotics Institute. Below is a list of RI faculty with medically related research interests.
| Chris Atkeson | Assistive environments, human & robot legged locomotion. |
| Anthony Di Gioia | Image guided intervention for orthopedic surgery, HipNav. |
| Gary Fedder | MEMS technology, including ultrasonic transducer arrays. |
| Martial Hebert | Image analysis & computer vision. |
| Ralph Hollis | Haptics, teleoperation, devices for the blind. |
| Branislav Jaramaz | Computer assisted surgery, medical planning, simulation & analysis. |
| Takeo Kanade | Computer vision & image understanding. |
| Yanxi Liu | Image analysis applied to neuroradiology. |
| Andrew Moore | Data mining & machine learning from medical records for disease surveillance. |
| Jack Mostow | Speech technologies, cognitive & motivational psychology, HCI. |
| Cameron Riviere | Tissue engineering, MEMS sensors, computer-aided surgery. |
| Metin Sitti | Surgical micro-robots, endocsopic micro-capsules, & bio-nanotechnology. |
| George Stetten | Sonic flashlight, image gudied intervention, medical image analysis. |
| David Touretzky | Computational neuroscience; hippocampal modeling; animal learning models. |
| Howard Wactlar | Automated functional and behavioral analysis in long-term care (with WPIC). |
| Lee Weiss | Tissue engineering, MEMS sensors, computer-aided surgery. |
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