The goal of FMIC is to produce an inline lens free spectroscopy device capable of performing continuous urinalysis of hospitalized Foley catheter patients. By providing real time data, this device could help reduce the amount of unnecessary time patients spend with a catheter, as well as decrease the overall chances of catheter associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs).

Team Members

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Project Mentors, Sponsors, and Partners

• Prof. Nicholas Durr, PhD

• Prof. Rene Vidal, PhD

• Prof. Stuart Ray, MD

• Ben Haeffele, PhD

• Prof. Nathan Scott, PhD

• Anisha Oommen, PhD Student

• Seena Vafaee, MSE Student

Course Faculty

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