Eanya Christine Devasagayam is a third year bioengineering major with a passion for developing unique solutions for medical-related problems. She is currently in the process of developing a pressure sensor network in Leg Up Prosthetics and building a hydraulic linear actuator system in Washington WAVE. She is excited to use computational modeling to develop 3D electromechanical reconstructions of the heart and to characterize antiarrhythmic drug interactions.
Outside of academics, Eanya enjoys crafting, painting her nails and listening to music.
Yomna is a second-year undergraduate student majoring in Public Health-Global Health (BS) on a pre-dental track. Born with Tetralogy of Fallot, she is interested in cardiovascular health and congenital conditions across the lifespan. She is especially interested in exploring how artificial intelligence can be applied to improve arrhythmia detection and management, as well as research focused on long-term outcomes and patient-centered care.
Bastian (they/them) is a transfer undergraduate who lives in the Seattle area and has a passion for medicine and the applications of the sciences that contribute to it. They have great interest in electrophysiology, and they plan to attempt to become a cardiologist; being part of a cardiology lab is something they find very exciting. Other things they enjoy include surfing, exploration of nature, creative endeavors, and weightlifting!
Ehan is an undergraduate studying biology on the premed track while pursuing a dual major in informatics. He is passionate about bridging the disciplines of healthcare and technology to improve patient care, and is excited by the prospect of using computational tools to improve clinical diagnosis in cardiology.
Outside of his studies, Ehan enjoys playing basketball, curating visuals and styles, and exploring new places and cuisines.
Gianna is an undergraduate sophomore studying bioengineering, as well as pursuing the pre med track and a minor in applied mathematics. She is excited by the prospect of using computational methods to improve surgical and clinical outcomes in cardiology. In the future, she aspires to work closely alongside or as a physician, and directly apply skills in computation to improving patient care.
Outside of her studies, Gianna enjoys reading, skiing, and cooking.
Kaviya Muralidharan is an undergraduate student in the UW College of Engineering and is currently studying Bioengineering. She is very interested in learning more about how we can utilize computational tools including machine learning and AI to better understand cardiac conditions especially those involving the intersection of healthcare and technology to improve patient care. Kaviya also works at the CCD Lab at UW to help improve memory retention in Alzheimer patients.
In her free time, Kaviya enjoys reading, swimming, painting her nails, and listening to music.
