With this grant, we will study the oxygen transport from lungs to skin in collaboration with Prof. Unluturk from Michigan State University. Following that, we will create algorithms and implement them in the hardware. For more information here and here.Read More →
Great job Burak! Keep up your excellent work! We appreciate to our collaborators’ support from ADI. Looking forward to many more impactful results and publications!Read More →
Congratulations to Ian and Dev on their recent paper that has been accepted by IEEE European Solid State Circuits Conference! This work is done in collaboration with Prof. John McNeill and it offers a new solution to estimate the lifetime of the luminescence oxygen measurements with a nonuniform sampling algorithm. The conference will be held in Milan, Italy in September.Read More →
Ian, Devdip, and Ravi walked on the podium. If we include Aatreya, who graduated in December, in 2021-2022 academic year, we had four graduate student graduations. Here are some nice moments from commencement day. Thanks to Vladimir for his professional shoots.Read More →
Congratulations to Aatreya Chakravarti and Amin Hazrati Marangalou on their recent publication entitled “Wireless Photometry Prototype for Tri-Color Excitation and Multi-Region Recording“. We appreciate our collaborators Yusuke Tsuno from Kanazawa University, Japan, and Luisa Lopes from Instituto de Medicina Molecular, Portugal for their insightful discussions. Check out our paper!Read More →
Although it was challenging, we had a great time at the summit of Mt. Monadnock with Profs Sunar, Schaumont, Ganji, and Tajik and their lab members. Photos from the event are here.Read More →
Tuna and Ravi presented their graduate research to WPI professors and graduate students at the GRIE finals. They were among the top 20. Congratulations to both! Tuna won the third place award. This is his second third place award after wining it last year. Photos.Read More →
Vladimir presented his work on the security of miniaturized wireless biomedical devices at New England Security Day Workshop. More information about New England Security Day is here. More information about Vladimir’s work is here. Daniel, an undergraduate student, joined us to learn more about security topics.Read More →
Prof Guler received NSF CAREER Award starting May 2022. The prestigious award for early career faculty will support ICAS Lab’s work in transcutaneous blood gas sensing, with an emphasize on transcutaneous carbon dioxide sensing. The details can be found in this link.Read More →