B Masi

B Masi is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the Yale School of Public Health (YSPH). Their work focuses on advancing biomedical engineering and clinical applications in orthopedics, particularly in bone metabolism, musculoskeletal disorders, and the development of novel surgical techniques using 3D printing and artificial intelligence. Key areas of research include ENPP1 enzyme deficiencies, osteoporosis, and biomechanical analysis of bone structures.

Research Interests: B Masi’s interdisciplinary approach addresses skeletal disorders through innovative technologies. Their studies integrate computational modeling with clinical data to improve surgical outcomes, such as personalized implants for osteonecrosis or scaphoid fractures. They also investigate genetic factors influencing bone health, such as ENPP1 variants linked to metabolic and skeletal abnormalities.

Publications highlight contributions to AI-driven diagnostics (e.g., vestibular schwannoma monitoring), 3D anatomical analysis (proximal radial shaft geometry), and biomechanical simulations (distal femur fracture risks). Their work bridges basic science and translational medicine, aiming to optimize treatments for complex musculoskeletal conditions.

While no specific grants or awards are listed, their active publication record (2023–2025) reflects sustained research involvement. Collaborations likely span YSPH’s environmental health initiatives and Yale’s medical school resources, though explicit lab affiliations are not detailed here.