Illustration of how an artificial pancreas functions

Overview

The goals of the clinical research laboratory of Drs. Kudva and Basu are to study, define, understand and develop physiological models of integrative physiology related to the insulin-glucose system in humans with type 1 diabetes.

A better understanding of the insulin-glucose system as it relates to meals and physical activity — among other behavioral, biological and occupational phenomena (such as menstrual cycles, pregnancy, sleep, shift work, and so on) — will help inform, develop, refine and validate personalized, state-of-the-art artificial pancreas systems to improve the quality of life in individuals with type 1 diabetes. The lab aims to improve existing methods and develop innovative techniques to measure physiological parameters related to these variables.

Photo of Yogish C         Kudva MBBS
Principal Investigator

"We strive to transform the lives of people with type 1 diabetes by accelerating the development and maturation of a versatile artificial endocrine pancreas that will maximize tight glucose control without increasing insulin reactions."
Photo of Ananda           Basu MBBS, M.D.
Co-Principal Investigator

"We study complex metabolic events to fine-tune the artificial endocrine pancreas for each patient with type 1 diabetes."

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