Shanila Reza has received a prestigious scholarship by The Undergraduate Honors Committee in the OSU College of Engineering. This scholarship is towards support of her Honors Research Distinction project entitled “Inductive Monitoring of Joint Kinematics: A Study of Canonical vs. Anatomical Tissue Models”.
Our paper entitled “A Proximity Sensor for the Steering Wheel Based on Leaky Coaxial Cable” by Z. Wang, A. Kiourti, and R. Lee has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Sensors Journal. The paper is available here.
We are awarded a 1-year pilot grant by the Consortium for Advancement of Neuromusculoskeletal Science and Locomotion (CANSL) on “Measurement of canine knee flexion outside the lab: A wearables approach”. The study is in collaboration with Profs. Nina Kieves and Stephen Jones from the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Our paper entitled “Modeling Fabric Movement for Future E-Textile Sensors” by R. Ketola, V. Mishra, and A. Kiourti appears in MDPI Sensors. The paper is available here.
We are awarded a 2-year R03 grant by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on a “Non-Invasive Wideband Radiometer for Accurate Core Temprature Monitoring”. Current means of measuring core temperature present a tradeoff between invasiveness and accuracy. Instead, we propose to explore the feasibility of an alternative radiometry technique that leverages innovations in broadband measurements, forward modeling of layered tissues, and dry biomimetic antennas to enable non-invasive, accurate, and real-time core temperature monitoring. Read more HERE.
The Lumley Research Award is awarded by Ohio State’s College of Engineering to recognize the research contributions and productivity over the last five years (2015-2019) of faculty and research scientists. Further information is available here.
Our paper entitled “Magneto-Actuated Reconfigurable Antennas on Hard-Magnetic Soft Substrates and E-Threads” by S. Alharbi, Q. Ze, R. Zhao, and A. Kiourti appears in the IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation. The paper is available here.
On April 21, Vigyanshu Mishra successfully defended his Candidacy Exam on “Wearable Electrically Small Resonant Loops for Seamless Motion Capture and WBANs”
On April 23, Zeke Dalisky successfully defended his Honors Thesis on “A Wearable Electromagnetic Technology for the Detection and Diagnosis of Joint Effusion”
Our paper entitled “Bio-Matched Antennas with Flare Extensions for Reduced Low Frequency Cutoff” by J. Blauert and A. Kiourti appears in the IEEE Open Journal of Antennas and Propagation. The paper is available here.