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Parameswaran, Ash

A deep learning approach for detecting epileptic spike in magnetoencephalography signals
Custom ASIC electroneurographic recording using nerve cuff lectrodes
Design, construction, and testing of a compact USB powered potentiostat for biosensor applications
Development of a Point-Of-Care Lensless Birefringent Molecule Detection System
Microfluidic system to detect select DNA fragments using agglutination process
PMMA microfluidics technology: development and characterization
Polymeric Pressure Cushions for Potential Applications on Forearm Robotic Orthoses
Prototype Development of an Electrical Impedance Based Simultaneous Respiratory and Cardiac Monitoring System for Gated Radiotherapy
Quantitative measurements of biological/chemical concentrations using smartphone cameras
Screen printing technique for DUV patterning of PMMA substrates

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