Completed the U.S. National Science Foundation Innovation Corps (I-Corps™) training

Book chapter titled "Federated learning framework for survival analysis in healthcare" published in Federated Learning Foundations and Applications (Elsevier)

“Continuous low-intensity ultrasound influences the transcriptomic profile in M1 macrophages by downregulating inflammation and promoting M2-like markers”, accepted for publication in Scientific Reports

Brody Cates and Katherine Notbohm presented their undergraduate research posters at MathFest 2026.

"Evolving Sparse P2P Networks for Federated Survival Prediction with Adaptive Utility" accepted for publication in the proceedings of IEEE/ACM International Conference on Connected Health: Applications, Systems and Engineering Technologies