Amirtaha is selected as a Rising Star of Mechanical Engineering by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for his NSF CAREER Award project.

Ali presented the results of his research projects on SCG finite element modeling and aneurysm treatment planning at the 2024 ASME IMECE.

Amirtaha presented our novel AI-based cardiovascular monitor at AHA Scientific Sessions in Chicago. [abstract]

Muntasir presented his research at the 2024 IEEE International Conference on Body Sensor Networks in Chicago. [paper 1], [paper 2]

Amirtaha received a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) which is considered the most prestigious award presented by the NSF to support junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through research and education, and the integration of these endeavors in the context of their organizations' missions. Read the news story! [internet archive]

We received a 2-year award from the Mississippi Institutes of Higher Learning to develop an AI-powered portable cardiac imaging technology. [internet archive]

Amirtaha will be a panelist at Mississippi Health Innovation Conference to discuss the potential impacts of AI and ChatGPT in healthcare on 3/26.

Aysha successfully defended her masters thesis on 3/22. So proud of her!

Amirtaha will deliver a grand round to MSU's physician assistant program's students and faculties on 3/8, 12 pm.

Aysha, Sophia, Jigar, and Luke presented their research at the ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition in New Orleans.

Muntasir presented his work on the reconstruction of 3-axis SCG from 2-axis data at the IEEE Body Sensors Network Conference at MIT Media Lab in Boston.

Amirtaha will give a talk on "Contactless monitoring of cardiovascular activity using a smartphone" at the Center for Cyber-Physical Systems of the University of Georgia.

Amirtaha will give a talk on "No Touch, No Problem: How Ordinary Videos Can Track Your Heart Activity" in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Technological University.

Aysha's first journal paper is now published in the ASME J of Medical Diagnostics. A second paper first-authored by Haleigh and Brooke is also published in the same journal.

Ali joined our team as a PhD student. Welcome on board!

Muntasir's first paper got published in Scientific Reports.

Amirtaha will give a talk on "Cardiovascular monitoring by seismocardiography" in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Isfahan University of Technology.

Haleigh got into the BME Ph.D. program at MSU. Congratulations, Haleigh!

Our proposal to develop a portable and accessible cardiac monitor is awarded by the NSF I-Corps Site Program at MSU.

We are awarded a 1-year Quick Grant from the Office of Research and Economic Development at MSU to develop novel AI-driven cardiac monitoring methods based on seismocardiography.

Aysha is admitted to the BME M.Sc. program at MSU and will continue her research in our lab. Jadyn got into the BME PhD program at UNC/NCSU. Congratulations to both of you.

Brooke got into LSU medical school! Congratulations, Brooke!

Jigar joined us an undergraduate researcher. Also, Luke from the Mississippi School of Math and Science joined us as a high school researcher. Welcome!

We are awarded Undergraduate Research Program funding from MSU's Office of Research and Economic Development for our brain disease project​.

Aysha presented her research on heart rate monitoring using heart acoustics in the 2022 ASME IMECE in Columbus, OH.

Sophia joined us as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome to Taebi Lab!

Amirtahà will be a panelist on "Can I be my own doctor? Wearables, Apps, and other Hardware and Technology" in Mississippi Health Innovation Conference which will be held in Jackson, MS, on August 16, 2022.

Muntasir joined us as a postdoctoral researcher. Welcome to Taebi Lab!

Our paper "Deep Learning for Computational Hemodynamics: A Brief Review of Recent Advances" is published in Fluids.

Maggie Jo got an early acceptance (end of her sophomore year) to medical school! Congratulations! We are proud of you!

Our paper on the impact of injection location on radioembolization outcome has been selected as the featured "Continue Medical Education" (CME) article of the month for June 2022 by the EIC of JVIR and CME editor.

Aysha's paper on "Heart rate monitoring using heart acoustics" is accepted for oral presentation at ASME IMECE 2022 to be held in Columbus, OH in Fall.

Jadyn's and Muneebah's review paper on body acoustics for the non-invasive diagnosis of medical conditions is published in Bioengineering.

Our paper on the impact of injection distance to bifurcations on yttrium-90 distribution in liver cancer radioembolization is published in the J of Vascular and Interventional Radiology.

Our ASME IMECE 2021 papers are published and can be accessed here and here!

Rukiye joined Taebi Lab as a PhD student! Welcome Rukiye!

Brooke and Haleigh joined Taebi Lab! Welcome, Brooke! Welcome, Haleigh!

Maggie Jo will join us in January!

Muneebah and Aysha joined Taebi Lab! Welcome!

Ashley and Jadyn joined Taebi Lab! Welcome Ashley! Welcome Jadyn!

Dr. Taebi will teach ABE 4323, "Physiological systems in biomedical engineering" in Fall 2021.

We are looking for motivated students and researchers to join us. For the funded positions currently available, please see the Opportunities.

Amirtahà will give a virtual research talk at the University of Georgia's Sensorweb Research Laboratory on "Characterization and classification of seismocardiographic signals using respiration information" on May 4, 2021.

Amirtahà will join Mississippi State University as an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering starting Fall 2021.