Justin Chan
PhD Student, University of Washington
Department of Computer Science and Engineering Computational Health and Mobile Systems
I am a PhD student working with Shyam Gollakota on computational health with a focus on mobile and wireless systems in the Computing for Health lab.
I am the co-founder of Wavely Diagnostics, a company that is leveraging our research in mobile health to make pediatric healthcare more accessible.
I earned my Bachelors degree with high honors in computer science and digital arts from Dartmouth (2015).
I am the co-founder of Wavely Diagnostics, a company that is leveraging our research in mobile health to make pediatric healthcare more accessible.
I earned my Bachelors degree with high honors in computer science and digital arts from Dartmouth (2015).
News
- Invited to speak at the Future of Individualized Medicine conference in 2020 at the Scripps Translational Research Institute
- Featured as GeekWire's Geek of the Week
- Published a perspective on pediatric healthcare and AI in The Lancet with Eric Topol
- npj Digital Medicine paper on detecting cardiac arrests using smart speakers is published and covered by MIT Tech Review, Stat News and Bloomberg
- Science Translational Medicine paper on detecting middle ear fluid using smartphone is published and covered by NYTimes, NPR and Scientific American
- Presented our work on detecting middle ear fluid at the MobiCom TPC meeting
- Created and taught a brand new class: Modern Mobile Systems
- Redesigned the MobiCom 2019 site as web chair. The first major redesign since 2006
Publications
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Towards a tricorder for diagnosing pediatric conditions
Justin Chan, Sharat Raju, and Eric Topol
The Lancet, 2019.
Detecting Middle Ear Fluid Using Smartphones
Justin Chan (co-primary), Sharat Raju (co-primary), Rajalakshmi Nandakumar, Randall Bly, and Shyam Gollakota
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Talk 
