Nithya Navarathna

Congrats to @SergioNovi and @NithyaNavarat for this review of deep learning in otolaryngology. Newer models ≠ better clinical outcomes.

The Blue Journal thanks Nithya Navarathna, BS, for her contribution to the November issue   Upper Airway Volume Predicts Brain Structure and Cognition in Adolescents @NithyaNavarat    atsjournals.org/doi/full/10.11…

Upper Airway Volume Predicts Brain Structure and Cognition in Adolescents Deep learning–derived airway volumes predict cognition in children @AdwayKanhere @NithyaNavarat  @atscommunity 🔓 Open Access 🔗 tinyurl.com/4mw7ptfj

Our new paper in AJRCCM shows how AI & 5.5M+ MRI slices from 12K kids can predict brain outcomes in children who snore. Smaller upper airway volume = lower cognition + less gray matter. #ENT #PedsENT #DeepLearning #MedicalAI atsjournals.org/doi/abs/10.116…

Our new paper in @OTOjournals unveils how we use functional neuroimaging to assess executive function in children w/ sleep disordered breathing. Really proud of our team @NithyaNavarat @SergioNovi @sophiaeuddin @danielfong_ @HeatherBortfeld for this work! #fNIRS #PedsENT

🌟 Great day at the lab! @ruthcarlosmd, the visionary editor behind @JACRJournal and @UMichRadiology professor, visited us at @UM2ii with a masterclass on publishing, grant writing, and career advice in #radiology and beyond. #radleader @AURtweet @GEHealthCare #GERRAF #Mentorship

What a great 1st ⁦⁦@AMIAinformatics⁩ DEI Career Mentoring Event(DEI-ME)! Not everyone made it for the photo but loved seeing everyone engaged in conversations to address the unique challenges & opportunities we face as a community! #AMIA_DEI #AMIA2022

👀 Take a look at our First Look Program supported by the #WomeninAMIA Steering Committee!

UMBC's Nithya Navarathna, Ishanathan Guteng, D'Juan Moreland, Gabe Otubu, and Joshua Dayie had the opportunity to represent our Meyerhoff Scholars!

@__TMAlexander @umbc_lsamp Thank you so much!! @umbc_lsamp @__TMAlexander

@umbc_lsamp Soo proud of you!!! @NithyaNavarat

Congratulations to LSAMP Research Fellow Nithya Navarathna, whose virtual poster presentation titled, "Developed reagents for establishing a high through put screen to identify ZNF217 regulators in ovarian cancer cells," received an award @ABRCMS. @NithyaNavarat @UMBC

Excited to share that @NithyaNavarat, a very talented undergrad in my lab, won an award for her presentation at @ABRCMS 2020 ! Congratulations @NithyaNavarat !! #soproudofyou #diversityinSTEM #meyerhoffscholar @umbc_lsamp @UMBCBiology