Nicole Tomassi awarded the 2022 ACM SIGHPC Computational & Data Science Fellowship!

Congratulations to PhD Candidate, Nicole Tomassi! Congratulations to Nicole Tomassi who was recently awarded the 2022 ACM SIGHPC Computational & Data Science Fellowships! The fellows receive up to $15K annually for study anywhere in the world.  Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)’s Special Interest Group on High-Performance Computing (SIGHPC) recognized eleven recipients of the ACM SIGHPC […]

Nichole Houle receives NIH F32 award!

Congratulations to Postdoctoral Fellow, Nichole Houle! Nichole was recently awarded an NIH/NIDCD F32 postdoctoral fellowship entitled “Effect of producing a desired fundamental frequency on measures of vocal hyperfunction in transgender speakers”

Katherine Marks receives NIH F32 award!

Congratulations to Postdoctoral Fellow, Katherine Marks! Katie was recently awarded an NIH/NIDCD F32 postdoctoral fellowship entitled “Validation of an automated acoustic outcome measure for Adductory Laryngeal Dystonia”  

Kimberly Dahl awarded 2021 ASHFoundation New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship!

Congratulations to lab member Kimberly Dahl for winning the ASHFoundation New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship! This scholarship is awarded to strong doctoral candidates who are pursuing teacher-investigator careers in the academic environment. Kim will use this scholarship to help further her research examining voice and communication in transmasculine individuals and other gender-diverse populations.

Hasini Weerathunge selected to receive a Hariri Graduate Fellowship!

Congratulations to PhD candidate, Hasini Weerathunge! Hasini Weerathunge was recently selected as a Hariri Graduate Student Fellow. The Hariri Graduate Fellows Program recognizes outstanding PhD graduate students who pursue computational and data-driven research at Boston University.

Defne Abur receives NIH F31 award!

Congratulations to PhD candidate, Defne Abur! Defne was recently awarded an NIH/NIDCD F31 predoctoral fellowship to study “Longitudinal changes to speech in Parkinson’s disease phenotypes”!