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January 8, 2016 Read More →

ArsTechnica: Smartphone-based system does job of pancreas, treats type 1 diabetes

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Artificial Pancreas Team Awarded Grant to Begin Long-Term Trials
January 5, 2016 Read More →

Artificial Pancreas Team Awarded Grant to Begin Long-Term Trials

Along with collaborators at UVA, Harvard researchers in the Doyle group will begin the longest trials ever, starting this year.

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Marcilio Da Silva wins Diabetes Technology Society Student Research Award
October 25, 2015 Read More →

Marcilio Da Silva wins Diabetes Technology Society Student Research Award

Our own Marcilio Da Silva, a visiting researcher at UCSB, has won a 2015 DTS Student Research award! Congratulations to Marcilio, his mentors, and the rest of the diabetes team.

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Doyle Group trip to NYC Metropolitan Museum of Art
October 12, 2015 Read More →

Doyle Group trip to NYC Metropolitan Museum of Art

We took some time during the long weekend to enrich ourselves with some culture! Photos inside.

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August 20, 2015 Read More →

Artificial Pancreas Model Predictive Control (MPC) study featured in Healio

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July 8, 2015 Read More →

Frank Doyle presented American Controls Conference 2015 Control Engineering Practice Award!

Read more at phys.org or Santa Barbara Noozhawk. Congratulations Frank!

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July 6, 2015 Read More →

Implantable AP featured in Newsweek Europe

http://europe.newsweek.com/artificial-pancreas-could-transform-diabetes-treatment-329754

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Implantable AP featured in Science Daily
July 2, 2015 Read More →

Implantable AP featured in Science Daily

Artificial Pancreas research from the T1D team has been featured in Science Daily (and made the reddit frontpage)! See here for details on our latest work: implantable AP. Related Group Members

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A Q&A with the Incoming Harvard SEAS Dean: Frank Doyle
June 29, 2015 Read More →

A Q&A with the Incoming Harvard SEAS Dean: Frank Doyle

Frank’s lab will be moving to Harvard starting in August, click to see Frank’s Q&A in the Harvard Gazette.

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June 23, 2015 Read More →

Santa Barbara Independent: UCs Best the Rest in Utility Patents

The artificial pancreas is noted as a particularly important patent filed by the UCs: http://www.independent.com/news/2015/jun/21/ucs-best-rest-utility-patents/

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