Healthcare Department

Director: Mark Sangalang

Email: marklausan@gmail.com

Research and publications exploring clinical AI, diagnostics, and healthcare innovation.

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

This department studies clinical AI models, diagnostic pipelines, and patient-centered workflows. Click into papers to view full PNGs and figures.

The Evolution of Prosthetic Limbs: Enhancing Movements through Artificial Intelligence

Mark Sangalang & Kali Bosworth - 2026

Prosthetic limbs are crucial and extremely helpful to those who have had a birth defect or amputation, causing them to lose a part of their body. Prosthetic limbs allow them to continue using their surrounds as if the limb were still there. With Artificial Intelligence, these movements can become faster and more natural, which will allow the user to feel as though the limb is truly still there and moves at their command, rather than a foreign-feeling piece of metal attached to them.

The Impact Of Using AI In Replicating Human Voices

Mark Sangalang - 2026

Artificial Intelligence has become a part of society, especially in assisting in the development of new technologies and ideas. One of its greatest applications is AI voice replication, which provides opportunities for people by recreating their voice using voice recording. This technology is valuable to society as it offers new ways to communicate.

Anesthesiology and The Effects When Incorporating Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics

Jency Nguyen - 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI), particularly through machine learning (ML) and predictive analytics, is transforming the field of anesthesiology by enhancing clinical decision making and patient safety. Traditionally, anesthesiology relied on clinician vigilance and reactive responses to unforeseen complications during surgery. However, the application of machine learning has enabled the analysis of patient data to identify patterns that may predict adverse events before it happens, granting a significant amount of time for the anesthesiologist to take proactive steps towards its prevention. This paper examines the integration of machine learning and predictive analytics throughout the preoperative period, including preoperative risk assessment, personalized anesthetic planning, and intraoperative monitoring. In addition to providing the clinical benefits of the application of these technologies, this paper addresses important limitations. Limits including algorithmic bias, data privacy concerns, and the lack of transparency when conducting with AI models. These findings suggest that while machine learning and predictive analytics have made a significant impact in improving efficiency and accuracy, they should strictly serve as a support agent for decision-making rather than a replacement for the anesthesiologist. Moreover, continuing research, ethical implementation, and collaboration between healthcare professionals and AI systems is essential for maximizing the benefits of these technologies while ensuring safe and top quality patient care.

AI’s Effects on Mental Health - An Overview

Daniella Soto-Rodriguez - 2026

Focuses on how Generative AI chat bots can affect mental health in individuals. Goes into psychological theories such as attachment theory and behavioral patterns.