Hoda Hatoum
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Hoda Hatoum’s research lies at the intersection of biomedical engineering and education, with a primary focus on cardiovascular mechanics, transcatheter heart valves, and innovative STEM pedagogy. Her most cited work, “Observations on the Influence of Experiential Teamwork and Competitive Activities on Student Perceptions, Engagement, and Motivation in the Context of a K-12 STEM Workshop” (2025), though early in its citation trajectory, signals a pioneering effort to bridge hands-on learning with engineering principles—a contribution that underscores her commitment to shaping future scientists. Beyond this, Hatoum is widely recognized for her groundbreaking studies on hemodynamic performance and valve durability in transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), where her computational and experimental models have informed clinical decision-making and device design. Her work has garnered over 1,000 citations, reflecting its impact on both academic research and practical medical applications. A recipient of multiple early-career awards, Hatoum continues to inspire through her dual dedication to advancing cardiovascular biomechanics and reimagining STEM education, making her a vital voice in engineering and pedagogy alike.
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