National Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing

National Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing A 3 day National Level Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing

National Level Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing- Basics and Advanced is being organised by Department of Biomedical Engineering,SBST, VIT university in collaboration with Cardea labs, Delhi

This shall be a 3 day workshop consisting lectures and 'hands on' practice sessions on various signal processing techniques such as :
• Covering Basics in signal processing
• pre-processing of sign

als for feature extraction
• Advanced signal processing
• baseline wander removal
• noise removal
• Peak Detection
• PPG (Photolithography ) Filtering
• EMG (Electromyogram) Signal Processing

Eligibility : Btech/Mtech/Phd/Industry Professional
Dates : 25th-27th October 2013
Venue : TT Gallery I , VIT University, Vellore
For Further details contact :

Prof Vidhya S
[email protected]
9994157325
Prof preethika immaculate britto
[email protected]
9176667404

28/10/2013

We would like to take the opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to Mr. Abhinav and his entire team from Cardea Labs for having given us three priceless days, full of knowledge, excitement and a lot of creative thinking. The last three days have been immensely beneficial for all those attending the workshop and on their behalf we thank them with all our hearts. We are deeply indebted to them for pulling off such a great workshop despite such short notice.
We would also like to express our gratitude towards the dean of SBST Dr.C. Ramalingam, Dr. Bhaskar Murari the Divisional Leader of the Deptt. of biomedical engineering, and Prof. Vidhya S.and Prof. Preethika Britto. This workshop would not have been possible without their support, advice and valuable experience.
Finally a very big thank you to each and every one of you for making this workshop even more special. Your presence and level of participation though the complete duration of the workshop is worthy of appreciation. The volunteers, who provided us with immense amount of help in putting things together. Looking forward to having you guys on board for all further events of the same magnitude.
It was an absolute honour and privilege to host the officials from Cardea Labs as they conducted and gave us three amazing and eventful days. We shall be looking forward to having them back in VIT hosting many more such similar events and spreading their priceless knowledge.
A very big Thank You to one and all from the members of the organizing committee.
Thank You!!

24/10/2013

The Venue for the National Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing is TT Gallery 1,VIT University, Vellore

Time: 9:30 am

On spot registration is open for candidates who couldn't register in time at MB and TT Gallery 1

Feel free to contact us.

24/10/2013

All participants are requested to bring their laptops and chargers

Brandon Felkins an energetic and inspiring entrepreneur in the field of Biomedical engineering will be joining us via te...
24/10/2013

Brandon Felkins an energetic and inspiring entrepreneur in the field of Biomedical engineering will be joining us via teleconferencing during the workshop, courtesy Cardea Labs.
Brandon is currently serving as Chief Operating Officer at Ocular Dynamics, a biodesign spin-out which he co-founded in 2011. Ocular Dynamics is now a venture backed startup focused on developing the next generation contact lens technologies and is based in Menlo Park, Ca.

We are looking forward to hear from him during the workshop and deliver a lecture via teleconferencing.

Here is a short bio of our esteemed speaker :
Brandon Felkins was born and raised in Ventura, California. While pursuing a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, he first learned about the medical device industry during an internship with Abbott Vascular, working with self-expanding peripheral stents.
After completing his degree, he moved to San Diego and took a position as an R&D engineer at REVA Medical where he worked within a team to develop a bio-resorbable drug eluting coronary stent. After two years at REVA, Brandon moved up to Bay Area and took a Product Development position at TDC Medical, a newly formed service provider to the medical device industry focused on the early stage development of novel medical devices.
During his time at TDC Medical, Brandon has provided technical and engineering support to numerous companies in multiple clinical areas including cardiology, spine, orthopedics, neurology, and endoscopy. He has led teams of engineers, designers and technicians to drive development of novel and unique medical devices including several interventional cardiology device delivery systems and endoscopic instruments for emerging procedures.
The opportunity to have worked with so many diverse and novel products fueled Brandon’s entrepreneurial spirit and in 2010 Brandon left TDC to join the Biodesign Innovation Fellowoship at Stanford, where he spent the next 10 months focusing on medical device innovation in the field of Ophthalmology.
Brandon is currently serving as Chief Operating Officer at Ocular Dynamics, a biodesign spin-out which he co-founded in 2011. Ocular Dynamics is now a venture backed startup focused on developing the next generation contact lens technologies and is based in Menlo Park, Ca.

23/10/2013

Dr Avijit Bansal, an awesome and successful entrepreneur in the field of Biomedical engineering will be joining us via teleconferencing during the workshop, courtesy Cardea Labs.
He is the co-founder of Windmill Health, a startup. Apart from Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation (through the IKP-GCE program), Windmill’s work has been funded by US-India Sc. and Tech. Endowment Fund, Villgro
and other reputed agencies.


He will be talking about his innovative life saving product during the session and will tell us about the great opportunities that we as biomedical engineers must avail.

We are honored and excited to have him on board for this workshop and looking forward to a great session with him.

We have posted this video where he expresses his excitement to be a part of the National Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing.

Here is his brief profile:
Dr Avijit Bansal is a pulmonary physician by training.
After a brief stint at Fortis Hospitals in Noida, Dr Avijit joined the Stanford India Biodesign Fellowship in 2011.
At the program, along with Ayesha Chaudhary, other fellows and faculty, Avijit co-invented a novel, integrated , easy-to-use solution to empower frontline workers in resource-constrained settings (NeoBreatheTM).
Dr Avijit is co-founder of Windmill Health, a startup that is currently developing the invention further. Apart from Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation (through the IKP-GCE program), Windmill’s work has been funded by US-India Sc. and Tech. Endowment Fund, Villgro
and other reputed agencies. Prior to this Avijit founded and NGO called PAHAL and worked with HITLAB, a New York based
health tech organization.

I know you just can't wait for the National Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing to begin.

23/10/2013

Due to the overwhelming response we have kept the registrations open till tomorrow 24:10:2013!! Students interested can still register

Had an awesome guest lecture by Mr Abhinav,Managing Director, Cardea Labs We will close down the registrations by 11:00 ...
22/10/2013

Had an awesome guest lecture by Mr Abhinav,Managing Director, Cardea Labs

We will close down the registrations by 11:00 am tomorrow (23rd Oct 2013) for students in VIT.
Pay the amount and get your receipts asap.

Contact any of the following:
9597365667
9597364847
9597362536

22/10/2013

Guest Lecture by Mr Abhinav from Cardea Labs as a prequel of the coming workshop
Date: 22.10.2013
Time: 2:30 pm
Venue: SMV 209, VIT University,Vellore

20/10/2013

Due to special request by so many students, there will be a session dedicated on Image Processing by Dr. Sairam Geethanath who is a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from University of Texas, Arlington & University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas and is currently the Head of the Dept, Biomedical Engineering and the Head of the Medical Imaging Research Center at Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore.

19/10/2013

With 7 days remaining to the National Workshop on Biomedical Signal Processing we are excited to bring you an amazing learning experience

If you have not been able to get in touch with us, email your details to [email protected]
or fill your details on the following link : https://bit.ly/signalprocessingreg_form

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