Leading-edge UOIT research featured in August 12 Globe and Mail article

UOIT’s lead researcher Dr. Carolyn McGregor, Canada Research Chair in Health Informatics, is quoted in the story about the Artemis Project, whose goal is to develop new technology to track the medical data of premature babies 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and find new ways to alert doctors about a potential life-threatening infection before the infant even shows signs of illness.

The Globe and Mail photo includes Artemis research assistant Jennifer Liu, research fellow Rishikesan Kamaleswaran (UOIT’s first Master of Science in Computer Science graduate who will commence his PhD this fall under Dr. McGregor’s supervision), and Dr. J. Edward Pugh, clinical program fellow in neonatology at the The Hospital for Sick Children (who will begin his Master of Health Science degree studies at UOIT this fall under Dr. McGregor’s supervision).