Oral Presentation: Geroprotectors Hiding in Plain Sight: Systematic Identification of Approved Drugs that Reduce Organ-Specific Biological Age

Invited Speaker at the 2026 Systems Aging Gordon Research Conference titled: Complexities of Aging Across Species, Evolution, Reproduction, Human Longevity and Frailty Source: https://www.grc.org/systems-aging-conference/2026/

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Publication: Measuring multi-site pulse transit time with an AI-enabled mmWave radar

Authors: Jiangyifei Zhu, Kuang Yuan, Akrash Prabhakara, Yunzhi Li, Gongwei Wang, Kelly Michaelsen, Justin Chan & Swarun Kumar Abstract Pulse Transit Time (PTT) is a measure of arterial stiffness and a physiological marker associated with cardiovascular function, with an inverse relationship to diastolic blood pressure (DBP). We present an AI-enabled mmWave system for contactless multi-site PTT measurement using a single radar. By leveraging radar beamforming and deep learning algorithms our system simultaneously measures PTT and estimates diastolic blood pressure at multiple sites. The system was evaluated across three physiological pathways – heart-to-radial artery, heart-to-carotid artery, and mastoid area-to-radial artery – achieving correlation coefficients of 0.75–0.86 compared to contact-based reference sensors for measuring PTT. Furthermore, the system demonstrated correlation coefficients of 0.90–0.91 for estimating DBP, and achieved a mean error of -0.62–0.06 mmHg and standard deviation…

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Grant Funding: NIH R01: mHealth Technologies for Assessing Hearing Disorders

Project Abstract Sound Sensitivity and Tolerance (SST) disorders represent an urgent public health challenge in hearing disorders, affecting over 350,000 new patients annually in the United States with an economic burden exceeding $14 billion. While SST frequently co-occurs with conditions like autism spectrum disorder, PTSD, and migraine, current clinical assessment methods remain largely subjective and inaccessible, particularly for underserved populations. Recent research shows that Auditory Pupillary Response (APR) provides a promising objective biomarker for SST, as affected individuals exhibit distinct pupillary reactions to sound stimuli. However, measuring APR currently requires expensive clinical equipment and controlled laboratory settings, creating significant barriers to widespread adoption. This project aims to transform SST assessment through AudioSight, an innovative smartphone-based system that enables accessible, objective measurement of APR. Building on our preliminary data showing clear APR differentiation between SST patients…

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Oral Presentation: Empowering Clients & Reducing Burnout: Three Innovative Tools 

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Abstract: Burnt-out therapists struggling with cognitive rehab. Frustrated students battling inaccurate speech-to-text in noisy classrooms. Eye-gaze users who are stuck with slow communication methods.  The Babel Group, founded by two Speech-Language Pathologists whose mission is “Innovation with a Conscience,” will introduce three innovative tools that tackle these challenges head-on. From faster AAC access to privacy-friendly speech recognition and customizable therapy activities, discover solutions that empower communication, restore professional energy, and bring joy back to therapy and learning.  Source: https://s3.goeshow.com/atia/orlando/2026/new_session_directory.cfm

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