Symon Stowe, PhD

Projects and publications of a forward-thinking data scientist

Symon Stowe, Ph.D.

Email: mail@symonstowe.ca

About

I am a Senior Software Engineer and applied researcher specialising in clinically regulated digital health systems. My work focuses on transforming complex multimodal data into validated clinical metrics used in real-world healthcare decision-making.

I have led the design and deployment of core analysis pipelines for FDA- and Health Canada-cleared medical products now used in hospitals across North America. My background spans medical image reconstruction, feature engineering, photogrammetry, and physiological signal analysis, with a strong emphasis on novel system design, clinical validation, and international deployment in regulated healthcare environments.

Featured Projects

Segmentation Tool

Lung segmentation tool

Automatically segmenting lungs and presenting clinicians with an interface for correction

Thorax Mesh

Generate mesh from segmented CT image

Automatically creates a mesh with 3D internal lung structures.

Electrode Refinement

Optimizing mesh node locations

Identifying optimal mesh refinement to maintain reconstruction accuracy with less computation.

Probe Mesh

Custom mesh geometry

Custom mesh geometry for FEM calculations

Publications [Google Scholar]

2023

Journal Articles

Conference Proceedings

J. Araos, S. Stowe, A. Adler, “V/Q analysis with 3D EIT”, Conference on Biomedical Applications of Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT), 2023, pp. 25.

2022

Journal Articles

Patent Applications

2021

Thesis

Journal Articles

Conference Proceedings

Guest Lectures

S. Stowe, “Projects and Work of a Carleton University PhD Student”, Invited guest lecture for ECOR 1055 Introduction to Engineering Disciplines, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada; delivered live in 2019, with pre-recorded course versions shared in 2020 and 2021.

2020

Conference Proceedings

Guest Lectures

S. Stowe, “Pulmonary Function and Instrumentation”, Guest lecture for SYSC 4203 Bioinstrumentation and Signals, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada (2020).

2019

Journal Articles

Conference Proceedings

2018

Journal Articles

Conference Proceedings

S. Stowe, A. Boyle, M. Sage, M. Nadeau, J. P. Praud, É. Fortin-Pellerin, A. Adler, “A Comparison of EIT Lung Perfusion Measures”, 19th International Conference on Biomedical Applications of Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT 2018), Edinburgh, UK, 2018-06-12, pp. 1.

Other Projects

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