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 →
WPI’s ICASLab will continue to explore wearable device technology for next-generation miniaturized wireless biomedical devices with the research gift supported by Analog Devices Inc in 2022. Specific interest is in technologies that will help advancing remote and precision health, for example emerging blood gas monitors. This is the continuation of a long collaboration history between WPI and ADI.Read More →
Amazing start Burak! Keep up the great work! B. Kahraman, I. Costanzo, N. Kurfis, G. Bu, J. Wang, F. Foroozan, and U. Guler, “Power and Accuracy Optimization for Luminescent Transcutaneous Oxygen Measurements,” IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, ISCAS’22, May 2022, pp. 1-4.Read More →
Congratulations Vladimir! Publishing in IEEE IoT is an outstanding achievement. Please check it out! V. Vakhter, B. Soysal, P. Schaumont, and U. Guler, “Threat Modeling and Risk Analysis for Miniaturized Wireless Biomedical Devices,” IEEE Internet of Things Journal (IoT), Early Access, 2022.Read More →
It is a great achievement. This is the first sneak peek of promising luminescence-based CO2 monitoring. T. B. Tufan and U. Guler, “A Fluorescent Thin Film-Based Miniaturized Transcutaneous Carbon Dioxide Monitor,” IEEE Biomedical Circuits and Systems Conference, BioCAS’21, Oct. 2021, pp. 1-5.Read More →
We are happy to announce that Tuna and Aatreya presented two exciting research publications at EMBC 2021. Please check out their papers. Congratulations folks! Hard work paid off. T. B. Tufan, D. Sen, and U. Guler, “An Infra-Red-Based Prototype for a Miniaturized Transcutaneous Carbon Dioxide Monitor,” 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBC’21, Nov. 2021, pp. 1-4. A. Chakravarti, Y. Tsuno, and U. Guler, “Towards a Tri-Color Wireless Photometry System for the Monitoring of Neuronal Activity in the Basal Forebrain and Hippocampus,” 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBC’21, Nov. 2021, pp. 1-5.Read More →
Congratulations Devdip Sen on becoming a Ph.D. degree holder and Aatreya on becoming a master’s degree holder. Best wishes for your next adventure!Read More →
Tuna, Aatreya, and Yifei contributed to the book chapter written in collaboration with Dr. Maysam Ghovanloo. Please check out our work “Implantable and Wearable Sensors for Assistive Technologies”. Devdip, Ian, and Tuna published a book chapter written in collaboration with Dr. Lawrence Rhein. Please check out our book chapter “Sensors for Neonatal Monitoring”. Both book chapters are published in Reference Module in Biomedical Sciences, Elsevier.Read More →
A team of WPI professors led by Prof. Fatemeh Ganji received an NSF MRI grant entitled “MRI: Acquisition of High-Resolution Photon Emission/Laser Fault Injection Microscope with High-Performance Computers for Failure Analysis and Security Assessment of Electronic Syst”. Prof. Guler was on the team as a Co-PI. This NSF grant will help WPI to own a high technology Microscope for security analysis and circuit and system characterization.Read More →