Meenu Swaminathan
Ph.D. candidate/Graduate Research Assistant
Genesys Lab, EECE
Northeastern University, Boston
PROJECTS
1. Context aware diabetes control using Machine learning (on going)
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Collecting, processing and analyzing body sensor data
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Using machine learning techniques to precisely predict health condition
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Generate optimal insulin dosages and life style choices
2. MAC & PHY implementation for wireless communication (0n going)
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Optimal resource allocation, IEEE 802.15.x protocol stack
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Channel based adaptive transmission control, Bayesian inference, Markov models
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Application: Heart rate, accelerometer-gyroscope based implant actuation
3. Multi-tissue heterogeneous channel analysis
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Electromagnetic field analysis, frequency dependent channel characterization
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Electrical circuit model, FEM & FDTD based models, Porcine tissue testbed
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Thermal & electrical tissue safety analysis, noise & interference study
4. Optimal body node positions
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Network topology in 3D heterogeneous tissue, Energy ecient-balanced clusters
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Statistical link analysis, Geometric tessellation, kNN
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Convex optimization, Phantom-USRP testbed
5. Tissue safety analysis
Derivation of safe bounds on electric (E) and magnetic (H) fields that can be coupled to live human tissues
Analysis of the worst case rise in tissue temperature for concurrent and continuous transmission under varying blood perfusion rates
NEWS
EXTERNAL ​LINKS
NCWIT Collegiate Award reception at NCWIT summit, 16 - 18 May 2016
Research presentation at IEEE ICC conference, Malaysia, 24-26 May, 2016
Honorable mention award, IEEE INFOCOM, San Franscisco, 11-15 April, 2016.
Research presentation at INFOCOM, San Franscisco, 11-15 April, 2016.
Presenting the research in NEPSSS on 11/12/2015, at 4.00 pm.