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Shahrzad Naghibzadeh EURASIP 3MT contest finalist
- Sunday, 9 September 2018
The 3MT (three minute thesis) contest is an international contest for students to explain their PhD thesis within 3 minutes. It is held across many universities and countries. In the EURASIP version, students in Signal Processing are invited to submit their 3-minute video, and the best ones are invited to present their work on stage during the EUSIPCO conference.
In 2018, Shahrzad Naghibzadeh was one of 10 selected students to present her work, in the conference auditorium. By ballot of the over 200 people in the audience, she ended up in the top-three (see picture). The final selection was done by an award committee; the #1 place went to Virginie Ollier.
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Perspectief Programme ULTRA-X-TREME Granted
NWO has announced that the ULTRA-X-TREME programme, in which the Ultrasound ASICs group of the Electronic Instrumentation Lab participates, is one of the six Perspectief Programmes that will be funded.
BI/OND wins Accenture Innovation Awards 2018 for Health
TU Delft and ECTM start-up BI/OND is the winner of the Accenture Innovation Awards 2018 in the Health category.
Our work on Intravascular Ultrasound featured on the cover of TUFFC
A paper of the Ultrasound ASICs group on Intravascular Ultrasound is featured on the cover of the Oct 2018 issue of the IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control
Six papers at the 2018 IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium
At the 2018 IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium (IUS) - the world’s premier conference on ultrasound research held in Kobe, Japan, in October - we presented six papers covering various aspects of our work on integrated circuits for smart ultrasound applications.
Volgens de wetenschap kunnen doven straks horen en blinden zien
Er staan veel filmpjes online van emotionele mensen die, met behulp van moderne technologie, voor het eerst hun familie kunnen zien. Of van kinderen die voor het eerst de stem van hun ouders horen. Het zijn voorbeelden van de eerste stappen naar het genezen van blindheid. Prof. dr. Wouter Serdijn doet onderzoek naar het ontwikkelen van bio-elektronica met als doel het behandelen van deze menselijke kwalen. Artikel in het AD van 26 oktober 2018.
New Assistant Professor
CAS welcomes Borbala Hunyadi, a new Assistant Professor, working on Bio Signal Processing
Vacancy: Assistant/Associate Professor of Bioelectronics
The Bioelectronics group is offering a tenure-track position at the Assistant or Associate Professor level in the field of biomedical circuits and systems. You will further develop existing research topics, such as mixed-mode and digital circuits and systems for active wearable and implantable medical devices and create new topics, which may include bioelectronic medicine. You will be involved in teaching at the BSc and MSc levels in the TU Delft's Electrical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering programmes and the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Technical Medicine programme. Collaborative initiatives are strongly encouraged. You are expected to write research proposals for national and international funding organisations.
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Prof. dr. Makinwa installed as KNAW member
Prof. Dr. Kofi Makinwa, Professor Electronic Instrumentation and chair of the Micro Electronic department to the faculty of EEMCS, was selected as a new member of The Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences (KNAW) in April. Members of the KNAW, leading scientists from all disciplines, are chosen on their scientific achievements. The new academy members were installed on September 17 in Amsterdam.
Guillermo Ortiz selected as "Best 2017/2018 Graduate of EEMCS"
MSc student of Geert Leus and Sundeep Chepuri