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Tanvi Banerjee
Director, Data Science for Healthcare Lab, WSU
Tanvi Banerjee is a consultant at Kairos Research LLC, where she leverages her expertise at the intersection of software and healthcare. Her professional background includes significant research experience, particularly in areas such as artificial intelligence and healthcare technologies. She aims to bridge the gap between clinical knowledge and data-driven insights, focusing on non-invasive sensing technologies to improve patient care.23
In addition to her role at Kairos Research LLC, she is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Wright State University. Her academic work involves multimodal data fusion and mobile healthcare technologies, with notable projects on dementia management and wearable sensor applications.12
Highlights
The 41st IEEE EMBC conference was officially a wrap in Orlando, Fl. As someone who has attended/ published here since 2009, I am proud of how it has evolved and the variety and novelty of papers they have published over time. We had a nice presence this time: I chaired a session on wearable devices for ambulatory and ambient living, attended Benjamin Holmes's talk on unsupervised learning techniques for patient grouping using unstructured clinical notes , presented Douglas Townsell's on multilabel classification using chest X Ray data, and presented our work (with William Romine) on measuring flow using physiological data. Some pictures from the conference below. Happy learning everyone and hope you all are having a great summer! #EMBC2024
I meant to post this a while ago, Feb 24th to be exact as that was when I got a chance to judge at the Miami Valley Aerial Drone Competition - for high school and middle school students in the greater Dayton area. There were three events that the students participated in that involved programming their drones for specific tasks: piloting skills, autonomous skills, and teamwork (teams collaborated on this). I also got a chance to work with a very talented student from Wright State as well, @Vera Peters and also got to spend some time with the amazing Cassie Barlow who was also a judge for the event. It was amazing to see the young talent and watch them excel at tasks that I consider to be at the college level in terms of their technical difficulty. Even more impressive, the teams that were the most enthusiastic and had the most "research" driven approach were the middle schoolers from the Ankeney Middle school in Dayton (there were 3 teams, one from each grade (6,7,8)!). A big shout out to the students, and an even bigger one to their team coaches and parents for encouraging them every step of the way. As usual, I forgot to take pictures during the competitions, we were too busy evaluating the teams. I did remember to take a picture prior to the award ceremony though where you can see how engrossed the teams are at improving or fixing their drones. These students will be amazing college students some day (hopefully Raiders 😌 ), and it was a privilege interacting with them and learning from them. #wsu #braggingWrights
