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Kafayat Kareem, a fourth-year medical student (MS4) at Meharry Medical College, is passionate about dermatology, technology, and global health. She recently presented her research at the 2025 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society International Conference on Body Sensor Networks in Los Angeles. The global conference brought together researchers and clinicians to explore innovations in digital health, wearable sensors, and artificial intelligence. Her research, conducted under the mentorship of Dr. Bolanle Asiyanbola in Meharry’s Department of Surgery, examined a newly identified anatomical structure in the nail called the angulodiginychium. “We identified the role the angulodiginychium plays in the transmission of
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Oct. 29, 2025) Meharry Medical College marked a historic milestone last week with the ribbon-cutting of the newly renovated Dorothy Brown Hall, a facility that now houses some of the most advanced computing power in the institution’s history. The renovated hall is now home to Meharry’s Enterprise Data and Analytics Division and a state-of-the-art center for Computational Omics and Research for Translational EXcellence (CORTEX) featuring Meharry’s first four high-performance computing (HPC) clusters (supercomputers). The HPC infrastructure will enable high throughput computation, support cutting edge AI and machine learning model development, as well as allow for the secure integration
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Kafayat Kareem, a fourth-year medical student (MS4) at Meharry Medical College, is passionate about dermatology, technology, and global health. She recently presented her research at the 2025 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society International Conference on Body Sensor Networks in Los Angeles. The global conference brought together researchers and clinicians to explore innovations in digital health, wearable sensors, and artificial intelligence. Her research, conducted under the mentorship of Dr. Bolanle Asiyanbola in Meharry’s Department of Surgery, examined a newly identified anatomical structure in the nail called the angulodiginychium. “We identified the role the angulodiginychium plays in the transmission of