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John Lach

Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Professor

George Washington University

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School of Engineering & Applied Science

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

John Lach is currently serving as an Electrical & Computer Engineering Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Professor at George Washington University.

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George Washington University

Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Professor

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computer engineering electrical engineering systems engineering wearable technology computer science health technology integrated circuits sensors computer architecture health monitoring human movement physiological measurements microelectronics vlsi circuit digital health movement analysis instrumentation gait analysis reliability engineering vlsi technology field programmable gate array power-aware design microarchitecture vlsi design high performance computer architecture microelectronics reliability sensor technology power-aware computing power electronics mobile computing circuit reliability monitoring technology power management applied physiology hardware reliability cancer pain wearable electronics body sensor networks neurorehabilitation movement disorders motion analysis wearable sensors vlsi architecture sensor design interconnect (integrated circuits) physical medicine activity recognition pathological gait continuous monitoring motion detection power-efficient computing smart health fpga design low-power electronics inertial body sensors machine vision mental health monitoring body area network hardware acceleration medical technology scheduling (computing) biomedical technologies environmental sensing family caregivers dynamic voltage scaling gait assessment sensor data intellectual property protection imprecise hardware programmable hardware digital circuits inertial sensors chip lifetime dementia caregiver empowerment clinical assessment acceptability study sensor suite cyber-physical systems cyber-physical production system technology

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The Influence of Ambient Environmental Factors on Breakthrough Cancer Pain: Insights From Remote Health Home Monitoring and a Proposed Data Analytic Approach. BMC Palliative Care (2024)

Nutta HomdeeJohn LachLeslie BlackhallVirginia LeBaron

public healthcancer carehuman-environment interactionscancer paincancer researchpalliative medicinehealth monitoringambient environmental factorsenvironmental scienceenvironmental healthpalliative careenvironmental monitoringoncologyend-of-life carebreakthrough cancer painhealth sciences

Describing and Visualizing the Patient and Caregiver Experience of Cancer Pain in the Home Context Using Ecological Momentary Assessments. Digital Health (2023)

Virginia LeBaronNutta HomdeeEmmanuel OgunjirinNyota PatelLeslie BlackhallJohn Lach

health communicationhealth services researchsymptom managementlived experiencedigital medicinedigital healthehealthpublic healthcancer careconnected healthqualitative researchhealth sciencespatient experiencehome contextecological momentary assessmentscancer painnursinghealth carecaregiver experience

Deploying the Behavioral and Environmental Sensing and Intervention for Cancer Smart Health System to Support Patients and Family Caregivers in Managing Pain: Feasibility and Acceptability Study. JMIR Cancer (2022)

Virginia LeBaronRidwan AlamRachel BennettLeslie BlackhallKate GordonJames HayesNutta HomdeeRandy JonesKathleen LichtiYudel MartinezSahar MohammadiEmmanuel OgunjirinNyota PatelJohn Lach

chronic painpain therapyenvironmental sensingbehavioral sciencesmedicinecancer carehealth planningcancer managementpalliative medicineacceptability studyself-care interventionfamily caregiverscancer painpsychiatryhealth technologypain managementhealth careoncologysmart healthsupportive carebehavior change (public health)

Making Meaning of “Messy” Data: Creating Clinically Useful Visualizations to Represent the Experience of Cancer Pain in the Home Setting (Gp732). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

Virginia LeBaronNutta HomdeeNyota PatelRachel BennettNadim El-JaroudiYudel Martinez SalgadoEmmanuel OgunjirinJohn Lach

clinical datapain managementscientific visualizationchronic painsymptom managementinformation visualizationcancer painpain researchvisual data mininghome settingqualitative researchjournalismdata sciencevisualizationdata and information visualizationhealth sciencesclinical images

Results From Feasibility and Acceptability Testing of Behavioral and Environmental Sensing and Intervention for Cancer (Besi-C): A Smart Health Sensing System to Support Patients and Family Caregivers in Managing Cancer Pain. (Preprint). (2022)

Virginia LeBaronRidwan AlamRachel BennettLeslie BlackhallKate GordonJames HayesNutta HomdeeRandy JonesKathleen LitchiYudel MartinezSahar MohammadiEmmanuel OgunjirinNyota PatelJohn Lach

supportive carepain managementcancer caredyad positioncancer painsymptom managementpalliative medicineremote patient monitoringnursinghealth monitoringpalliative caredyad homessmart healthdigital healthhealth technologyhealth sciences

Towards Breath Sensors That Are Self-Powered by Design. Royal Society Open Science (2022)

Lucy FitzgeraldLuis Lopez RuizJoe ZhuJohn LachDaniel Quinn

flow ratebiomedical engineeringmedical electronicsimplantable sensorsenergy harvestingmedical devicessensorsbiomedical circuitswireless implantable devicesphysiological measurementsflow rate sensortowards breath sensorsengineeringbioelectronics

Capacitive Sensing for Monitoring Stent Patency in the Central Airway. 2021 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC) (2021)

Luis Javier Lopez RuizJoseph ZhuLucy FitzgeraldDaniel QuinnJohn Lach

colloidal obstructionsradiologycardiovascular interventionsbiomedical engineeringairway stentingmedical devicessmart airway stentsrespiratory medicineinterstitial lung diseasetracheobronchitisinterventional pulmonology

Dementia Caregiver Experiences and Recommendations for Using the Behavioral and Environmental Sensing and Intervention System at Home: Usability and Acceptability Study. JMIR Aging (2021)

Martha Smith AndersonAzziza BankoleNutta HomdeeBrook A MitchellGrace E ByfieldJohn Lach

rehabilitationdementia caregiver experiencesintervention systemacceptability studydementiabehavioral sciences

Exploring the Complementary Relationship Between Solar and Hydro Energy Harvesting for Self-Powered Water Monitoring in Low-Light Conditions. Environmental Modelling & Software (2021)

Iman MaghamiVictor A.L. SobralMohamed M. MorsyJohn C. LachJonathan L. Goodall

environmental engineeringsolar powerrenewable energysolar energy utilisationsolar energy conversionrainwater harvestingwater-energy nexusenergy harvestingenvironmental sciencecomplementary relationshiplow-light conditionsenergy conversionelectrical engineeringsustainable energy technologieswater energyself-powered water monitoring

Geospatial Analysis of Tree Canopy Cover for Streams in the Contiguous United States. HydroShare Resources (2021)

Iman MaghamiJonathan GoodallVictor SobralMohamed MorsyJohn Lach

forestrywatershed managementforest hydrologyphysical geographyhydrologyhydrological processecohydrologygeographygeospatial analysisearth sciencecontiguous united statestree canopy cover

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John Lach

Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Professor

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Engineering & Applied Science

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

John Lach is currently serving as an Electrical & Computer Engineering Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Professor at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John Lach

George Washington University

Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Influence of Ambient Environmental Factors on Breakthrough Cancer Pain: Insights From Remote Health Home Monitoring and a Proposed Data Analytic Approach. BMC Palliative Care (2024)

Nutta HomdeeJohn LachLeslie BlackhallVirginia LeBaron

Describing and Visualizing the Patient and Caregiver Experience of Cancer Pain in the Home Context Using Ecological Momentary Assessments. Digital Health (2023)

Virginia LeBaronNutta HomdeeEmmanuel OgunjirinNyota PatelLeslie BlackhallJohn Lach

Virginia LeBaronRidwan AlamRachel BennettLeslie BlackhallKate GordonJames HayesNutta HomdeeRandy JonesKathleen LichtiYudel MartinezSahar MohammadiEmmanuel OgunjirinNyota PatelJohn Lach

Making Meaning of “Messy” Data: Creating Clinically Useful Visualizations to Represent the Experience of Cancer Pain in the Home Setting (Gp732). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

Virginia LeBaronNutta HomdeeNyota PatelRachel BennettNadim El-JaroudiYudel Martinez SalgadoEmmanuel OgunjirinJohn Lach

Virginia LeBaronRidwan AlamRachel BennettLeslie BlackhallKate GordonJames HayesNutta HomdeeRandy JonesKathleen LitchiYudel MartinezSahar MohammadiEmmanuel OgunjirinNyota PatelJohn Lach

Towards Breath Sensors That Are Self-Powered by Design. Royal Society Open Science (2022)

Lucy FitzgeraldLuis Lopez RuizJoe ZhuJohn LachDaniel Quinn

Capacitive Sensing for Monitoring Stent Patency in the Central Airway. 2021 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC) (2021)

Luis Javier Lopez RuizJoseph ZhuLucy FitzgeraldDaniel QuinnJohn Lach

Dementia Caregiver Experiences and Recommendations for Using the Behavioral and Environmental Sensing and Intervention System at Home: Usability and Acceptability Study. JMIR Aging (2021)

Martha Smith AndersonAzziza BankoleNutta HomdeeBrook A MitchellGrace E ByfieldJohn Lach

rehabilitationdementia caregiver experiencesintervention systemacceptability studydementiabehavioral sciences

Exploring the Complementary Relationship Between Solar and Hydro Energy Harvesting for Self-Powered Water Monitoring in Low-Light Conditions. Environmental Modelling & Software (2021)

Iman MaghamiVictor A.L. SobralMohamed M. MorsyJohn C. LachJonathan L. Goodall

Geospatial Analysis of Tree Canopy Cover for Streams in the Contiguous United States. HydroShare Resources (2021)

Iman MaghamiJonathan GoodallVictor SobralMohamed MorsyJohn Lach

forestrywatershed managementforest hydrologyphysical geographyhydrologyhydrological processecohydrologygeographygeospatial analysisearth sciencecontiguous united statestree canopy cover

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