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Pavel, Misha | POCL Director | 503.418.9314 | pavel@bme.ogi.edu |
| Misha Pavel interested in the analysis and modeling of complex behaviors of biological systems, including perceptual and cognitive information processing, pattern recognition, information fusion and decision making in both healthy and cognitively impaired individuals. His projects include application of mathematical modeling, statistical pattern recognition and information fusion in the area of Neural Engineering while addressing clinically relevant problems. The applications include developing and testing unobtrusive monitoring techniques to assess cognitive state of ambulatory individuals and ubiquitous computing technologies to support healthy aging and chronically ill patients. The unobtrusive approaches to assessment include the development of computer games and assessment of cognitive abilities from micro-behavioral analysis. A number of related projects are performed in collaboration with our industrial partners and the resulting systems are evaluated within our new Point-of-Care Laboratory. | ||||
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Erdogmus, Deniz | Faculty | 503.748.2007 | derdogmus@ieee.org |
| Erdogmus's research interests include adaptive, nonlinear, and statistical signal processing; information theory and its applications to signal processing, learning and adaptation theories; and the application of these principles to biomedical engineering, communications and control systems. | ||||
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Hayes, Tamara | Faculty | 503.418.9315 | tamara.hayes@bme.ogi.edu |
| Dr. Hayes' research interest include the use of ubiquitious computing to deliver health care in the home, with the goal of changing the current paradigm of clinic-centered healthcare to a model that is less costly, more effective, and allows an individual to participate more fully in their own health care. This work is done collaboratively with other researchers in the Point of Care laboratory, with clinicians and scientists at the Layton Center for Alzheimer's and Aging Research, and with industry partners. | ||||
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Jimison, Holly | Faculty | 503.418.2277 | jimisonh@ohsu.edu |
| Holly Jimison’s research interests include technology for successful aging, home health monitoring, user models for adaptive interfaces for consumer health information, and cognitive monitoring through computer interactions. Her areas of expertise include medical decision making, pattern recognition algorithms, and consumer health informatics. | ||||
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Leen, Todd | Faculty | 503.748.1160 | tleen@csee.ogi.edu |
| Todd Leen conducts research that develops and applies machine learning approaches in several application domains. His research in health care support is aimed at using data from both clinical and unobtrusive in-home monitoring technologies to infer changes in cognitive health. | ||||
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Chytil, Pavel | Staff | 503.267.4081 | pchytil@bme.ogi.edu |
| Pavel's research interest include hardware and software aspects of wireless self-organizing networks, special purpose adaptive sensors and sensor interfaces. He interested in speech signal processing and voice production. | ||||
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Earl, Eric | Staff | 503.418.9324 | eric@bme.ogi.edu |
| Eric is interested in all fields of math and science, but especially interested in psychology, digital signal processing, statistics, and the brain. He enjoys applying his electrical engineering background to health care and projects which are beneficial to people's quality of life. His expertise is in hardware/firmware development. He also enjoys listening to and making music in his free time. | ||||
| Hagler, Stuart | Staff | 503.418.9322 | haglers@bme.ogi.edu |
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| Stuart's primary responsibility is data analysis software. He develops algorithms and code for interpreting the data from the subject homes. He also develops demo software as needed. | ||||
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Hunt, John | Staff | 503.748.1143 | johnhunt@csee.ogi.edu |
| John's role is to design and fabricate custom electronic equipment and sensors for the lab. He enjoys developing hardware and software particularly for novel research applications. Interests include analog electronics, embedded processors and wireless communication. | ||||
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Larimer, Nicole | Staff | 503.418.9328 | nicole@bme.ogi.edu |
| Nicole is interested in research that focuses on how adults change as they age. Her research interests range from investigating the differences between older and younger adults in lexical retrieval tasks to the technology work in the point-of-care lab. | ||||
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Riley, Thomas | Staff | 503.418.9326 | rileyt@bme.ogi.edu |
| Thomas’s responsibilities include preparing for and monitoring deployments for the ADCS project. He also helps with the preparation for installation and maintenance calls for BRP and BAIC. His research interests include electronics and other various fields of science. | ||||
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Saperstein, Sara | Staff | 503.418.9327 | saperste@bme.ogi.edu |
| Sara has primary responsibility for monitoring system health on all the installed systems on a daily basis. She works with Jon to identify appropriate alerts within the console and assists Eric and Nicole with installations and maintenance calls. She works on literature surveys as needed for grants and manuscripts and also participates in development of slides, figures, etc for presentations. | ||||
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Yeargers, Jon | Staff | 503.418.9325 | jony@bme.ogi.edu |
| Jon is working on a management console for upcoming studies. | ||||
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Beattie, Zach | Student | beattiez@bme.ogi.edu |
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| Zach is interested in using technology to monitor individuals with heart failure in their homes. His goal is to use behavioral, physiological, and cognitive data to create a model that will detect early (or predict) complications related to heart failure. | ||||
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Perkins, Jed | Student | jperkins@bme.ogi.edu |
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| Jed is interested in signal processing, adaptive systems, and modeling cognitive processes for the diagnosis and treatment of cognitive impairment. His goal is to design interactive systems that can unobtrusively infer information about the cognitive state of a patient. | ||||
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Li, Henry | Student | bonbon@bme.ogi.edu |
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| Having backgrounds that include Master's in E.E, Bachelor's in chemistry, and three years in the computer industry as a BIOS engineer, Henry seeks to combine his technical expertise with his interest in medical science to solve novel problems in the biomedical field. | ||||
| Former Employees: |  Andre Adami |
 Paul Mullen |
 Ann Tsay |
 Danielle Wheeler |
| Former Students: |  Adriana Adami |
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| Former Interns: |  Srija Pidaparthi |