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Peace Odiase

Research Interests

My research focuses on human-computer interaction in neurosurgery, specifically developing intelligent tools that enhance surgical precision and improve communication between patients and physicians.  I aim to address how artificial intelligence and machine learning can be integrated into neurosurgical workflows to support intraoperative decision-making and to make discussions around diagnosis, treatment options, and recovery more accessible to patients. I leverage machine learning, predictive modeling, and interactive system design to build computational tools for surgical navigation and patient–doctor communication. My work combines AI-driven data analysis with usability testing and design frameworks to ensure that these tools are both clinically effective and patient-centered.

Student Year
MS1
Career Advisor
Russell Schwartz, PhD
Program
Neural Computation (CMU)
Trainee
Current
Training Start Year
2025