Just finished the first course in the AI for Medicine Specialisation. The course was a fascinating introduction into some of the ways machine learning can be used for medical diagnostics which is the perfect intersection of my interests. coursera.org/share/5f29df9c… @deeplearningai_

Had two very interesting online lectures discussing Covid19 today! Thank you to Susan Daniel and Barbara Blacklaws for discussing your work with us!

We've made a Sensor CDT Team Challenge blog which we will be updating as we progress towards developing a Bluetooth App. This will enable us to determine room occupancy and adhere to social distancing guidelines. The first post will be up on Monday! teamchallenge2020.wordpress.com

For our EPSRC Sensor CDT team challenge, we will be developing a sensor based system to measure the occupancy of rooms in an acamedic department. Follow this page to learn more about the project and our experiences with remote team work! 💻📱

I’m thrilled to have had my first paper added to IEEEXplore today. As a Biomedical engineer, I am passionate about using technology to help people and improve lives, and this work is the first stepping stone towards achieving this goal. Wits EIE

Annual group picture had to be zoom..it looks good nevertheless! :)

It was an honor to present OccuCamb at the #SensorsDay2020 conference and to see our work alongside so much inspiring sensor based research at Cambridge University and beyond!

I’m so excited to be involved in @ReachSci - an initiative aiming to promote access to post-graduate education. Applications for our first summer program are now open at reachsci.org!

it’s good to see the University and Bell Labs promoting our Mobile Systems Centre collaboration on earables and the work of many like Dong Ma, Andrea Ferlini Lorena Qendro Kayla Butkow Erika Bondareva and many others (with Fahim Kawsar and Alessandro Montanari )

Yesterday was my first day as a research intern at Nokia Bell Labs. I’m so excited to be working as part of Fahim Kawsar’s team looking at how we can use Earables for human health monitoring 👂🎧

My thoughts on the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

I can’t really say we are back to normal, but I am thrilled to see all these talented faces and summer interns back in the office. Creativity resumed Bell Labs Cambridge with great collaborators from Mobile Systems Centre .. spectacular things are on the horizon!!!

Interested in earable computing? Submit a paper to EarComp which will be held in Cambridge in conjunction with UbiComp2022!

I’m so excited to attend my first #EarComp in Cambridge tomorrow. You can register for UbiComp to join us for an inspiring day of #Earables research with 2 keynotes and 11 technical presentations.

Today's social lunch sponsored by Nokia Bell Lab in west Cambridge is very impressive and quite unforgettable! Bell Labs

Amazing to be a part of such exciting work happening in the Mobile Systems Centre! ⌚️🎧

Today PhD student Kayla Butkow is presenting our work on Motion resistant heart rate monitoring with in ear microphones" at IEEEPerCom. You can find the paper here arxiv.org/abs/2108.09393 Kudos to all coauthors (Ting Dang Andrea Ferlini and Dong Ma).

Today I presented my work (along with Cecilia Mascolo🇪🇺🇬🇧, Ting Dang,Andrea Ferlini, Dong) hEARt at IEEEPerCom. It was a wonderful opportunity to get feedback on the work from the community and I really enjoyed the thought provoking questions and discussions after the talk!

Always exciting discovering new #earables papers! Can’t wait for this workshop 🎧

Only a few more days to submit to EarComp 2025 !! 🎧🦻 We're looking forward to seeing you in #Cancun at UbiComp 2023! 🌊🇲🇽 #earables #ubicomp #earcomp