Principal Investigator

Ph.D. Students

Master’s Student

Undergraduate Student

 

Collaborators

Alumni & Former Mentees

Visiting

• Ole Marius Hoel Rindal
  Visiting PhD Student from the University of Oslo in Norway

Graduate Students

• Derek Allman, M.S., ECE, 2019
  Google Scholar Profile
  Position after graduation: JHU Applied Physics Lab
• Jinxin Dong, M.S., ECE, 2019 
  Position after graduation: AI Engineer, Zoom Video Communications, Inc. 
• Huayu Hou, M.S., ECE, 2019
  Position after graduation: JHU ECE PhD Program
• Joshua Shubert, M.S., ECE, 2018 
  NSF Graduate Research Fellow
  Position after graduation: Avenda Health, Inc.

Undergraduates (NSF = National Science Foundation, CSMR = Computational Sensing and Medical Robotics, REU = Research Experience for Undergraduates)

• Margaret Allard
  NSF CSMR REU Student, 2017
  Best Presentation Awardee, 2017
  NSF CSMR REU Program
  Smith College, Physics, 2019
  Position after graduation: University of Colorado Boulder, PhD Program
• Alicia B. Dagle
  NSF CSMR REU Student, 2015
  Best Presentation Awardee, 2015
  NSF CSMR REU Program
  Clark University, Physics, 2018
  Position after graduation: Columbia University, PhD Program
• Blackberrie Eddins
  NSF CSMR REU Student, 2016
  Best Presentation Awardee, 2016
  NSF CSMR REU Program
  Johns Hopkins University, Biomedical Engineering, 2018
  Position after graduation: Northwestern University, Medical School
• Neeraj Gandhi
  NSF CSMR REU Student, 2016
  University of Virginia, Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2017
  Position after graduation: University of Pennsylvania, PhD Program
• Bria Goodson
  McNair Scholar, 2018
  Delta State University, Biology, Class of 2020
• Joanna Guo
  Johns Hopkins University, Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science, Class of 2020
• Kelley Kempski
  NSF CSMR REU Student, 2018
  Best Presentation Awardee, 2018
  NSF CSMR REU Program
  University of Delaware, Biomedical Engineering, 2018
  Position after graduation: JHU BME, PhD Program
• Rene Lopez
  Johns Hopkins University, Biomedical Engineering, Class of 2020
• Jasmin Palmer
  Leadership Alliance Scholar, 2018
  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mechanical Engineering, 2019
  Position after graduation: Stanford University, PhD Program
• Elizabeth Shi
  Johns Hopkins University, Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2019
• Brooke Stephanian
  Johns Hopkins University, Biomedical Engineering, 2019
  
• Anastasia K. Ostrowski
  NSF CSMR REU Student, 2013 & 2014
  University of Michigan, Biomedical Engineering, 2016
  Position after graduation: MIT Media Lab
• Kendra Washington
  Leadership Alliance Scholar, 2019
  Georgia Institute of Technology, Biomedical Engineering, Class of 2021 

Rotation Student

• Theron Palmer, JHU BME PhD Program

Opportunities

We are an engaging and dynamic group, looking for highly motivated, dedicated, and self-driven students and postdocs with interests and/or skills in circuit design, signal processing, machine learning, programming, biomedical imaging, optics, medical robotics, and human health (or any combination thereof).
Deep Learning Postdoc Position Available Immediately: See PULSE Lab Postdoc Ad for more details. 
Other Postdocs: Email your CV, research interests, and links to two representative papers to mledijubell@jhu.edu and cc: pulselab@jhu.edu.
PhD Students: Apply to the ECE, BME, and/or CS Department(s) and mention Prof. Muyinatu Bell in the application. Optional: Send an email to mledijubell@jhu.edu and cc: pulselab@jhu.edu after you apply.
MS Students: Research projects for credit are available for students currently enrolled in the Masters program at JHU.  A minimum commitment of 10-15 hours per week is required. Email your CV and research interests to be considered.
Undergrads: Will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Summer research opportunities are available through our NSF REU Program. Academic year paid opportunities are available through PURA. Research projects may be available for credit during the school year. Email your CV, research interests, and anticipated time commitment to be considered.

Note from Prof. Bell: I receive a large volume of emails from prospective students inquiring about research opportunities in the PULSE Lab. Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. Thank you for your understanding, as I simply do not have the capacity to run my own admissions office. If you are interested in joining my lab and you are not currently a student here, your first step is to apply to the ECE Department,  BME Department, and/or CS Department at JHU and mention my name in your application. I can then evaluate your application during the regular admission period, see how you rank against other applicants, and assess your fit based on the status of new and ongoing projects at that time. I tend to take 1 or 2 new students each year, thus it is best for everyone if I defer any recommendation until I see the entire pool of applicants. Admissions decisions are ultimately made by the Department, not myself. If you are already here at JHU, please provide the information requested above to be considered. Thanks so much for your interest in my lab!