The Ottawa-Carleton Institute for
Biomedical Engineering
OCIBME
BIOM5800/BMG6996
Biomedical Engineering Seminar
News and Updates (Archives at the bottom of the page)
11 April 2012
·
Attendance record is posted for those
who have registered for this
course in winter 2012.
Inform me any error by April 14
(Saturday). The grade (Complete or In Progress)
will be submitted to the universities after that. Note that no attendance
credit is granted without the course registration.
13 February 2012
· Information for the student presentation.
□
The seminar room has a PC that you can
use, or you can use your own laptop.
□
Email me your presentation slide by
5:30pm on the day of your presentation, or bring it to the seminar room at
5:50pm.
□
The presentation is 20 min and
question/discussion is 10 min (total 30min for each presenter).
19 January 2012
·
Presentation
of “Presenting your Research” given by Dr.
Chan is available.
19 December 2011
·
The
first seminar will be held in ME-4359 at 2:00pm on January 13 (Friday).
Note that the other seminars will be held in ME-4236 at 6:00pm on Wednesdays in
the winter 2012 term as announced in the University Calendar.
· Do not forget
registering for this course to get the credit. Seminar attendance and/or
presentation without the course registration will NOT be counted
toward the credit.
Seminar Schedule
|
Research Seminar |
Student Presentation |
Winter 2012
(Tentative schedule)
|
Date |
Time |
Room |
Presenter |
Title |
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January 13 (Friday) |
2:00 -3:30pm |
ME-4359 |
(Institut National de la Recherche
Scientifique) |
|
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January 18 (Wednesday) |
6:00 -7:30pm |
ME-4236 |
(Carleton U.) |
|
|
February 15 (Wednesday) |
6:00 -8:00pm |
ME-4236 |
Anas Albulbul |
The effect of pressure on the surface electrode measurements |
|
Luke Russell |
Low-cost, rapid prototyping of IMU and pressure monitoring
system using an open source hardware design |
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Simisani Takobana |
Automatic Quantification of Right Ventricular Function as a
Diagnostic Aid for Pulmonary Hypertension |
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Matt Taylor |
Patient standing stability measurements using pressure
sensitive floor sensors |
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February 29 (Wednesday) |
6:00 -8:00pm |
ME-4236 |
Rym Mehri |
Micro PIV and numerical investigation of micro couette flow |
|
Shabana Baig |
Effects of Analysis Window Length on Postural Stability
Measures |
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Brett Smith |
Development of a coherent Anti-Stokes Raman scattering
multimodal miniaturized microscope |
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Marry Gunaratnam |
Conceptual Framework for Perinatal
Decision Support System using a Knowledge-Based Approach |
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|
March 14 (Wednesday) |
6:00 -8:00pm |
ME-4236 |
Stephen Baskey |
In vitro macrophage response to metal ions from metal-on-metal
hip implants |
|
Varsha Chaugai |
Role of transthoracic impedance and
current in synchronized electrical cardioversion |
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Sagedeh Sadat Shahabi |
Degradation study of the SPIO loaded PLGA nerve guidance tubes
using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) |
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Gurwinder Kaur |
Experimental investigation of mechanical energy expenditure
while maintaining postural stability in a motion environment |
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|
April 4 (Wednesday) |
6:00 -7:30pm |
ME-4236 |
Mr. Kuerban Wubuli |
From
Biometrics to Writer Identification: Methods, Applications, and Issues |
Student
presentation:
·
The
presentation is 20 min and question/discussion is 10 min (total 30min for each
presenter).
·
The seminar room has a PC that you can use, or you
can bring your laptop.
Calendar
Description
BIOM 5800 [0.0
credit] (BMG 6996) Biomedical Engineering Seminar (Course Syllabus)
This course is in the form of seminars presented by graduate students and other
researchers in the area of Biomedical Engineering. To complete this course, a
student must attend at least 10 seminars and make one presentation in the
context of this seminar series.
*This is a mandatory course for the OCIBME graduate program
and all students must register in this course in both fall and winter semesters
until completion of all course requirements. A seminar attendance without
registration is not counted for the credit.
(1) Attendance at Seminars:
Students must attend at least 10
seminars. Seminars will be announced on the course website. The schedule may
vary depending on availability of speakers and it may take multiple terms for a
student to attend 10 seminars.
In addition to attending official BIOM5800/BMG6996 seminars, attendance
at other biomedical related seminars, workshops and conferences may be counted
towards the course attendance requirement. Such activities must be approved in
advance by the academic advisor/supervisor or course coordinator. A short
report (one page) together with the relevant event program must be submitted to
the course coordinator by the student to receive credit. In the report, you may outline the talk, describe specific points in
detail which you are impressed with, and add your comments on the talk. Copy
and paste of the given abstract is NOT acceptable. The report form is available here (note that this report is only required for
students wishing to receive credit for attending biomedical events outside
of BIOM5800/BMG6996).
(2) Student Presentation:
Students
are expected to make a presentation during the second year of their program,
typically in the fall semester. Students can present either their own thesis
research or report on an advanced technology in biomedical engineering (either
related to the student's thesis research or not). In either case, the topic and
abstract must be
approved by the academic advisor/supervisor and must not have been
previously presented in other courses by the student.
If students choose to present a report on advanced
technology, you should select a topic relevant to biomedical engineering and
present a critical analysis of the state of the art, perhaps focusing on
emerging techniques. You should typically be reviewing 3-5 up-to-date (most
recent) publications, along with supporting general background reference
materials, to create your presentation. This
is not simply a summary of a few articles, your own critical analysis of the
field is essential for a successful seminar. See the course syllabus for
guidance of a good seminar.
The
abstract
submission form signed by the advisor/supervisor should be sent to the SCE Department Office (room #ME4456), Carleton University (c/o Prof. Yuu
Ono) by the due date posted on this
course website.
Download
Course Coordinator
Tel: 613-520-2600 ext.8787, Email:
yuuono@sce.carleton.ca, Office: #6205, Canal Building
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Announcements Archive and Past Seminars //////////
7 December 2011
·
Attendance record is posted for those
who have registered for this
course in fall 2011. Inform me any error by December 12 (Monday). The grade (Complete or In Progress)
will be submitted to the universities after that day. Note that no attendance
credit is granted without the course registration.
·
If
you intend to make
a presentation in Winter 2012 term but have not yet
submitted your abstract, send me an email indicating your intention ASAP.
21 November 2011
· See the useful document
related to the seminar this Thursday, 24th, “Biomedical
engineer meets entrepreneur”, given by Dr. Mehran Talebinejad.
13 October 2011
· Note that the room for the research seminar on Oct.
27 is MC-2014 (Minto centre
building).
27 September 2011
· Information for the student presentation.
□
The seminar room has a PC that you can
use, or you can use your own laptop.
□
Email me your presentation slide by
5:30pm on the day of your presentation, or bring it to the seminar room at
5:50pm.
□
The presentation is 20 min and
question/discussion is 10 min (total 30min for each presenter).
·
A
student who intends to make a presentation in
Winter 2012 term should send an abstract
submission form by December 2 (Friday), 2010 to the SCE Department Office (room #ME4456), Carleton
University (c/o Prof. Yuu Ono). Note that the seminar topic and abstract must be approved and signed by your
academic advisor/supervisor. Please speak to your advisor/supervisor regarding your presentation before the submission. You can also send me the
abstract submission form by email with an approval email from your supervisor
or a scanned form with the signature. See the course syllabus for the details.
16 September 2011
· Do not forget
registering for this course to get the credit. Seminar attendance and/or
presentation without the course registration will NOT be counted
toward the credit.