Our research team is excited to announce our ongoing outreach efforts to engage with individuals within the hospice sector and beyond. Through both personalized engagement and campus-wide initiatives, we aim to connect with diverse perspectives to gather informed opinions about Iris.

We believe that your insights and experiences are crucial to our mission. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a student, or someone with an interest in healthcare innovation, we want to hear from you!

Iris has been in development for the entire summer. It's been a slow but steady pace, seeing as how Iris comes with new experiences for the developers. With any new experience, however, there are challenges.

In this more technical news post, learn about how the team managed to get around working with the Rust programming language, NextJS, and Tauri!

Happy pride! The 2024 Spring quarter is nearly at a close. That means we're having an overview of the accomplishments we had for this quarter, as well as outline our plans for the summer.

Hey everybody! We are announcing that his upcoming summer quarter several of our members were able to achieve the Learning Aligned Employment Program (LAEP) & Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Fellowship for this upcoming Summer 2024. This is a huge honor for the Ojos Project team!

On May 17, the Ojos Project gave a poster presentation at the 2024 UCI Undergraduate Research Symposium! After months of work, we finally got to present everything.

The 2024 Winter quarter is almost finished! As we get ready to wrap up for Spring break, let's go over some of the accomplishments we had this quarter, as well as the plans we have for Spring 2024. Be back soon!

Introducing our domain: ojosproject.org! Let's have a quick chat about what's in a domain, why we got the domain, and how the Ojos Project is slowly but surely developing.

The Ojos Project won a UROP Research Experience Fellowship in December! Let's talk the grant, finances, and transparency.

The Ojos Project is searching for individuals to participate in an interview regarding their experiences as caregivers for hospice patients. As researchers, our main responsibility is to collect data to build the right thing. If you're interested, please keep reading!

The Ojos Project is looking for people to join our team! We are a research project under UC Irvine Professor Mark S. Baldwin's Undergraduate Research Lab. Join us to create a different way technology can help individuals in palliative care and hospice!

If you're interested, please fill out this interest form!