Bennett Landman, M.Eng.

Ph.D. Candidate

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Image Analysis and Communications Laboratory

bennett (at) bme.jhu.edu

 

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Note: This page is no longer maintained. I graduated in August 2008 and joined the Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering Department. Curretly (Summer 2009), I am in the process of moving to Vanderbilt University. Please look for my new website once the transition is complete.

 

 

CURRICULUM VITAE

Bennett A. Landman

 

CONTACT INFORMATION

Office Address                                                                       

720 Rutland Ave., Traylor 606                                               

The Johns Hopkins University                                                                                                                                       

Baltimore, MD 21205                                                             

Tel: (410) 917-6166                                                                E-mail: landman@jhu.edu                  

Fax: (443) 451-5506                                                                Homepage: http://iacl.ece.jhu.edu/~bennett

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Magnetic resonance imaging and statistical analysis with emphasis on medical imaging; particularly, 1) quantitative investigation of diffusion inferred tissue microstructure through tensor and non-tensor biophysical models, 2) robust and optimal methods for medical image analysis and model estimation, 3) development of technologies to transition research concepts into tools for clinical investigation.

EDUCATION

Ph.D. 2008      Biomedical Engineering

(Exp. 8/08)       Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD

                        Thesis: Diffusion Imaging of the In Vivo Cerebellum and Spinal Cord

          Advised by Jerry Prince and Susumu Mori. Image Analysis and Communications Laboratory.

 

M.Eng. 2002    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

                        Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Thesis: Broadband Nanosensing using Heterodyne Interferometry.

Advised by Dennis Freeman. Research Laboratory for Electronics.

                                               

B.S. 2001         Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

                        Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA      

Minors in Mechanical Engineering and Economics.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Aug. 2004 –

Aug. 2008

Ph.D. Candidate in Biomedical Engineering

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Biomedical Engineering

·   Researching central nervous system morphology through structural and diffusion weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), considering challenges from pulse sequence design to development of image analysis algorithms.

·   Investigating multi-compartment, sub-voxel methods including spherical harmonics and adaptive sampling schemes.

 

Jan. 2003 –

Jun. 2004

Senior Software Engineer

Neurobehavioral Research, Inc., Corte Madera, CA

·   Researched cortical atrophy associated with aging, alcoholism, and drug use.

·   Spearheaded efforts to validate and integrate emerging MRI analysis methods.

·   Developed custom analysis techniques and integrated software based on voxel-based morphometry (VBM), statistical parametric mapping (SPM), and FMRIB Software Library (FSL) tools.

·   Actively involved in writing peer-reviewed publications, research presentations, grant preparation, academic conferences, and hiring new employees.

Sep. 2001 –

Dec. 2003

R&D Architect

ViaSense, Inc., Emeryville, CA

·   Developed video compression technology based on bio-signal processing research using perceptual modeling, adaptive processing, and advanced compression techniques.

·   Co-invented generalized processing methods to integrate perceptual information into modern visual coding algorithms, including MPEG2, MPEG4, H.263, JPEG.

·   Achieved a two-fold improvement in compression over industry leaders.

·   Gained image and video processing expertise in enhancement, detection, and coding.

Jan.2001 –

Feb. 2002

Research Assistant

MIT Research Laboratory for Electronics

·   Designed and built hardware/software system for detecting broadband sub-micron motion, for study of transient motion in micro-mechanical (MEMS) and biological systems.

·   Completed research leading to a master’s thesis project.

Jun. 1999 –

Sep. 2001

Software Engineer

ViaSense, Inc., Emeryville, CA

·   Created demonstration applications for quality comparisons and algorithms exhibition.

·   Implemented core algorithms for perceptual processing in an image processing toolbox.

·   Deployed a proxy server for real time content optimization for handheld devices.

Jun. 1998 –

Jun. 1999

Programmer Analyst

U.C. Berkeley Department of Molecular and Cell Biology

·   Developed an improved visual stimulus generator for retinal response experiments.

·   Created analysis software for electrode array time series data to determine cell types and response properties.

Jan. 1998 –

 Jun. 1998

UROP Programmer

MIT List Media Art Center

·   Developed a web site and database interface for a digital journal that allowed sponsors to barcode scan project demos during open houses, and then retrieve personalized web-based biographical information and project status.

·   Designed a secure web site for the Digital Life Consortium’s sponsors and research team.

 

HONORS AND AWARDS

·         Student Travel Award, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2008)

·         ISMRM White Matter Study Group Poster Award Finalist (2007)

·         Student Travel Award, Organization for Human Brain Mapping (2007)

·         Student Travel Award, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2007)

·         Best Poster, Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering PhD Retreat (2006)

·         Student Travel Fellowship, Organization for Human Brain Mapping (2006)

·         Student Travel Award, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2006)

·         National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship (DOD/ONR) (2006-2009)        

·         National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention (2005)

·         National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention (2004)

·         Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society Member (2001)

·         Eta Kappa Nu Engineering Honor Society Member (2000)

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Professional Memberships

  • International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
  • Organization of Human Brian Mapping
  • Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Signal Processing Society

Scientific Review

  • Reviewed papers for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, and Psychiatric Research: Neuroimaging.
  • Reviewed abstracts for: Organization for Human Brain Mapping Conference (OHBM).
  • Contributed reviews to the Information Processing in Medical Imaging Conference (IPMI).
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

1.                G. Fein, V. Di Sclafani, C. Taylor, K. Moon, J. Barakos, H. Tran, B. Landman, and R. Shumway. “Controlling for premorbid brain size in imaging studies: T1-derived cranium scaling factor vs. T2-derived intracranial vault volume”. Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging. 131(2):169-76. July 2004.

2.                G. Fein, and B. Landman. “Treated and treatment-naive alcoholics come from different populations”. Alcohol. 35(1):19-26. June 2005.

3.                C. Harper, I. Matsumoto, A. Pfefferbaum, E. Adalsteinsson, E. Sullivan, J. Lewohl, P. Dodd, M. Taylor, G.  Fein, and B. Landman. “The Pathophysiology of 'Brain Shrinkage' in Alcoholics - Structural and Molecular Changes and Clinical Implications”, Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. 29(6):1106-1115. June 2005.

4.                G. Fein, B. Landman, H. Tran, J. Barakos, K. Moon, V. Di Sclafani, and R. Shumway. “Statistical Parametric Mapping of Brain Morphology: Sensitivity is Dramatically Increased by Using Brain-Extracted Images as Inputs”. NeuroImage. 30(4):1187-95. May 2006.

5.                G. Fein, B. Landman, H. Tran, S. McGillivray, P. Finn, J. Barakos, and K. Moon. “Brain Atrophy in Long-Term Abstinent Alcoholics Who Demonstrate Impairment on a Simulated Gambling Task Corresponding”. NeuroImage. 32(3):1465-71. September 2006.

6.                B. A. Landman, J. A. Farrell, C. K. Jones, S. A. Smith, J. L. Prince, P. C. van Zijl, and S. Mori. “Effects of Diffusion Weighting Schemes on the Reproducibility of DTI-derived Fractional Anisotropy, Mean Diffusivity, and Principal Eigenvector Measurements at 1.5T”, NeuroImage. 36(4): 1123-1138. July 2007.

7.                J. A. Farrell, B. A. Landman, C. K. Jones, S. A. Smith, J. L. Prince, P. C. van Zijl, and S. Mori. “Effects of SNR on the Accuracy and Reproducibility of DTI-derived Fractional Anisotropy, Mean Diffusivity, and Principal Eigenvector Measurements at 1.5T”, Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 26(3): 756-767. August 2007.

8.                A. Ozturk, A.D. Sasson, J.A.D. Farrell, B. A. Landman, A. C.  B. S.  da Motta, A. Aralasmak, and D. M. Yousem. “Regional Differences in Diffusion Tensor Imaging Measurements: Assessment of Intra-Rater and Inter-Rater Variability”, American Journal of Neuroradiology. In press 2008.

9.                B. Landman, J. Farrell, H. Huang, J. Prince, and S. Mori. “Diffusion Tensor Imaging at Low SNR: Non-monotonic behaviors of tensor contrasts”, Magnetic Resonance Imaging. In press 2008.

10.            H.Shinagawa, E.Z. Murano, J. Zhuo, B. Landman, R.P. Gullapalli, J.L. Prince, and M. Stone. “Human tongue muscle fiber tracking during rest and tongue protrusion with oral appliance: A preliminary study with diffusion tensor imaging”, Acoustical Science and Technology. In press 2008.

Submitted for Publication

11.            M. Stone, E. Murano, H. Shinagawa, A. Salama, J. Prince, X. Liu, R. Ord, R. Gullapalli, J. Zhuo, B. Landman, and H. Agarwal. “Tongue Motion Patterns in Two Glossectomy Patients During Speech: A Pilot Study”, International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Submitted September 2007

12.            B. A. Landman, P-L Bazin, J. L. Prince, “Robust Estimation of Spatially Variable Noise Fields: Applications to Diffusion Tensor Imaging”, NeuroImage, Submitted February 2008

CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS

1.                B. A. Landman, P-L. Bazin, and J. L. Prince. “Diffusion Tensor Estimation by Maximizing Rician Likelihood”, In Proceedings of the 2007 International Conference on Computer Vision Workshop on Mathematical Methods in Biomedical Image Analysis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October 2007.  (Oral Presentation)

2.                B. A. Landman, J. A.D. Farrell, S. A. Smith, P. A. Calabresi, P. C.M. van Zijl, J. L. Prince.  “Robust Maximum Likelihood Estimation in Q-space MRI”, In Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging, Paris, France, May 2008  [Poster]

3.                J. A. Bogovic, A. Carass, J. Wan, B. A. Landman, and J. L. Prince. “Automatically identifying white matter tracts using cortical labels,” In Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging, Paris, France, May 2008

Submitted for Publication

4.                B. A. Landman, P-L. Bazin, and J. L. Prince. “Tensor Interpolation by Concise Linear Estimation of Anisotropy and Rotation”, In Proceedingsof the 11th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention, New York, NY, Submitted March 2008.

PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS

1.                Fein, G. and B. Landman. “Cognitive Function and ‘Brain Shrikage’ in Long-Term Abstinent Alcoholics”. Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. International Society for Biomedical Research on Alcoholism 12th World Congress on Biomedical Alcohol Research, Heidelburg/Mannheim, Germany. 28(8) Supplement:79A. October 2004

2.                J.A.D Farrell, B.A. Landman, C.K. Jones, S.A. Smith, J.L. Prince, P.C.M. van Zijl, and S. Mori. “Effects of Scan Repetition on DTI-derived Fractional Anisotropy Measures at 1.5T”, Workshop on Imaging Myelin, Formation, Destruction and Repair. Vancouver, Canada, 8-10 February 2006

3.                H. Huang, J. L. Prince, A. Carass, B. Landman, P. C. van Zijl, and S. Mori. “Corico-cortical connectivity revealed by DTI-based tractography”, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Seattle, Washington, May 2006

4.                J. A. Farrell, B. A. Landman, C. K. Jones, S. A. Smith, J. L. Prince, P. C. van Zijl, and S. Mori. “Effects of Diffusion Weighting Scheme and SNR on DTI-derived Fractional Anisotropy at 1.5T”, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Seattle, Washington, May 2006

5.                B. A. Landman, J. A. D. Farrell, S. Mori, P. C.M. van Zijl, and J. L. Prince. “Optimal Partitioning of Diffusion Weighting Schemes”, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Seattle Washington, May 2006 [Poster]

6.                B. A. Landman, J. A. Farrell, S. Mori, P. C. van Zijl, and J. L. Prince. “On the Coregistration of Diffusion Weighted Images”, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Seattle Washington, May 2006 [Poster]

7.                S.  I. Choi, A. H. Sinofsky, B. A. Landman, S. L Perlman, R. W Baloh, D. S Zee, A. W. Toga, J. L. Prince, and S.H. Ying, “Volumetric Analysis of Cerebellar Subregions and Functional Correlations in Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 2 (SCA2): Evidence for a Developmental as well as an Acquired Component to Parenchymal Atrophy”, Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Florence, Italy, June 2006

8.                A. H. Sinofsky, B. A. Landman, S. Chowdhury, A. Gambini, S. Mori, D. S. Zee, J. L. Prince, and S. H. Ying. “Diffusion-weighted MR imaging of the cerebellar peduncles as a surrogate measure of cerebellar degeneration”, Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Florence, Italy, June 2006 

9.                M. B. Wheeler, B. A. Landman, S. I. Choi, A. H. Sinofsky, D. S. Zee, S. H. Ying, and J. L. Prince. “MR CAVE: Multi-atlas Robust Cerebellar Automated Volume Estimation”, Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Florence, Italy, June 2006 

10.            B. A. Landman, S. Chowdhury, A. H. Sinofsky, S. Mori, D. S. Zee, J. L. Prince, and S. H. Ying. “s-Image Representation of Diffusion Tensor Contrast and Fiber Geometry: Leukometric Analysis in the Brainstem and Cerebellum”, Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Florence, Italy, June 2006 [Poster]

11.            B. A. Landman, S. Chowdhury, A. H. Sinofsky, A. S. K. Liu, S. Mori, D. S. Zee, J. L. Prince, and S. H. Ying. “Delineation of Cerebellar Fiber Tracts on Anatomically Aligned Planes with ViPAR, a Novel MRI Visualization and Manipulation Tool”, Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Florence, Italy, June 2006 [Poster]

12.            S. H. Ying, J. A. Freedlander, D. C. Roberts, B. A. Landman, and D. S. Zee. “The cerebellar substrate of vergence adaptation: an fMRI study”, Society for Neuroscience, Atlanta, Georgia, October 2006

13.            H. Shinagawa, E. Z. Murano, J. Zhuo, R. P. Gullapalli, B. Landman, J. L. Prince, and M. Stone. “Tongue muscle fiber tracking during tongue protrusion and rest”. Acoustical Society of America, Honolulu, Hawaii, December 2006

14.            H. Shinagawa, E. Z. Murano, J. Zhuo, R. P. Gullapalli, B. Landman, J. L. Prince, and M. Stone. “Human Tongue Myoarchitecture with Oral Appliance, Using Diffusion Tensor Imaging.” International American and Canadian Associations for Dental Research. New Orleans, Louisiana, #1885. March 2007

15.            M. C. Ng, S. A. Smith, J. S. Gillen, B. A. Landman, D. K. Luk, Y. Hu, P. C. van Zijl, and E. S. Yang. “Improved distortion correction in cerebral and spinal DTI using interleaved reversed gradients”, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Berlin, Germany, May 2007

16.            B. A. Landman, J. A. Farrell, S. Mori, P. C. van Zijl, and J. L. Prince. “Tradeoffs Between Tensor Orientation and Anisotropy in DTI: Impact of Diffusion Weighting Scheme”, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Berlin, Germany, May 2007 [Poster]

17.            B. A. Landman, H. Huang, J. L. Prince, and S. H. Ying. “A Window for High-Resolution Post-Mortem DTI: Mapping Contrast Changes in Neural Degeneration,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Berlin, Germany, May 2007 [Poster]

18.            B. A. Landman, S. Mori, and J. L. Prince. “Systematic Evaluation of Linear and Nonlinear DTI Estimation Methods: An Open Framework,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Berlin, Germany, May 2007 [Poster]

19.            A. X. Du, B. A. Landman, D. S. Zee, J. L. Prince, and S. H. Ying. “Diffusion Tensor Imaging Reveals Disease-Specific Dentate Nucleus Changes in Cerebellar Degeneration,” Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Chicago, Illinois, June 2007

20.            B. A. Landman, A. X. Du, W. D. Mayes, J. L. Prince, and S. H. Ying, “Diffusion Tensor Imaging Enables Robust Mapping of the Deep Cerebellar Nuclei,” Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Chicago, Illinois, June 2007 [Poster]

21.            B. A. Landman, J. A. D. Farrell, N-L. Patel, S. Mori, and J. L. Prince, “DTI Fiber Tracking: The Importance of Adjusting DTI Gradient Tables for Motion Correction. CATNAP – A Tool to Simplify and Accelerate DTI Analysis,” Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Chicago, Illinois, June 2007 [Poster]

22.            A. X. Du, J. L. Cuzzocreo, B. A. Landman, S. I. Choi, R. W. Baloh, S. L. Perlman, J. L. Prince, T. O. Crawford, A. W. Toga, D. S. Zee, and S. H. Ying. “Posterior fossa volumes as an indicator of early-onset cerebellar degeneration,” Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, California, November 2007

23.            B. A. Landman, P-L. Bazin, and J. L. Prince, “Robust DTI Noise Level Estimation Improves RESTORE Tensor Estimation,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Toronto, Canada, May 2008 [Poster]

24.            B. A. Landman, P-L. Bazin, and J. L. Prince, “Robust Diffusion Tensor Estimation by Maximizing Rician Likelihood,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Toronto, Canada, May 2008 [Poster]

25.            B. A. Landman, J. A.D. Farrell, S. A. Smith, P. C.M. van Zijl, and J. L Prince, “Q-Space Diffusion Weighted MRI Analyzed with Maximizing Rician Likelihood Improves Reliability and Tissue Contrast,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Toronto, Canada, May 2008 (Oral Presentation)

26.            B. A. Landman, J. A.D. Farrell, S. A. Smith, P. A. Calabresi, P. C.M. van Zijl, and J. L Prince, “Exploring the Information Content of q-Space Diffusion Weighted Imaging: Application to Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Spinal Cord Lesions,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Toronto, Canada, May 2008 [Poster]

27.            D. J. Peterson, B. A. Landman, and L. E. Cutting. “The impact of robust tensor estimation on voxel-wise analysis of DTI data,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Toronto, Canada, May 2008

28.            S. A. Smith, V. Belegu, B. A. Landman, B. A. Chodkowski, J. A. Farrell, P. C. van Zijl, and J. W. McDonald. “Quantitative Assessment of Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury with Diffusion Tensor and Magnetization Transfer MRI,” International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Toronto, Canada, May 2008

29.            B. Lucas, B. Landman, J. Prince, and D. Pham, “MAPS: A Free Medical Image Processing Pipeline,” Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Melbourne, Australia, June 2008. Submitted January 2008.

Submitted for Publication

30.            D. Bonekamp, B. Landman, P. A. Calabresi, and D. Reich, “In Multiple Sclerosis, Tract Based Spatial Statistics reveal that Corpus Callosum Diffusion Tensor Imaging Abnormalities are associated with Cognitive Dysfunction,” Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois, November 2008

31.            B. A. Landman, J. A.D. Farrell, S. A. Smith, P. A. Calabresi, P. C.M. van Zijl, and J. L Prince, “Optimal Likelihood Analysis of Q-Space MRI,” National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) 2008 Training Grantees Meeting, Bethesda, Maryland, June 2008

Thesis

1.                B. Landman. “Broadband Nanosensing using Heterodyne Interferometry”. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Master of Engineering Thesis. February 2002.

PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED TALKS

1.                Optimized acquisition schemes for DTI: reproducibility and reliability. Radiology MR Division Retreat, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. October 13, 2006. Invited by Dr. Peter van Zijl.

2.                A statistical approach to data modeling in diffusion tensor imaging. Biostatistics Seminar, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. August 14, 2007. Invited by Dr. Brian Caffo.

3.                Diffusion Tensor Estimation by Maximizing Rician Likelihood, Workshop on Mathematical Methods in Biomedical Image Analysis. October 14, 2007

4.                Introduction to Diffusion Tensor Imaging (Guest Lecture), Medical Image Analysis, Johns Hopkins University. November 29, 2007. Invited by Dr. Dzung Pham.

5.                Statistical Analysis of Diffusion Weighted MRI, Neuroradiology Seminar, Johns Hopkins University. April 8, 2008. Invited by Dr. Alena Horska

6.                Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Brain (Guest Lecture), Advanced Topics in Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Johns Hopkins University. April 17, 2008. Invited by Dr. Nael Osman.

7.                Q-Space Diffusion Weighted MRI Analyzed with Maximizing Rician Likelihood Improves Reliability and Tissue Contrast, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, May 5, 2008

RESEARCH SUPPORT

Graduate Support

  • Biomedical Engineering Training Fellowship (Johns Hopkins/NIH). 2004-2005
  • Neuro-Engineering Training Fellowship (Johns Hopkins/NIH). 2005-2006
  • National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship (DOD/ONR). 2006-2009           

Pending Support

  1. Co-Investigator, “Multiple q-Shell Diffusion Imaging of the Peripheral Nervous System,” Siemens Corporate Research, November 2007- November 2008, 1 Year/$81,672 total costs.
ACADEMIC SUPERVISION AND MENTORING
  1. Shwetadwip Chowdhury. Summer Project on “Development of Non-Orthogonal Region of Interest Delineation Software and Protocols for Identification of the Cerebellar Peduncles”. Summer 2005
  2. Nera-Lee Patel. Research on “Processing and Analysis of DTI”. Winter 2006-Spring 2007
  3. Andew Liu. Senior Thesis on “Software for Delineation of the Cerebellum”. Summer 2006-Spring 2007
  4. Wade Mayes. Independent Research on “Delineation of Cerebellar Structures”. Fall 2006-Present
  5. Neda Jahanshad. Senior Thesis on “A Protocol for Delineation of the Cerebellar Lobules”. Fall 2006
  6. Jason Hsu. Independent Research on “3D MRI Visualization in Java and Matlab”. Summer-Fall 2007
  7. Meenal Patel. Summer Research on “Brain Surface Estimation from DTI”. Summer 2007
TEACHING

1.      Computer Science Logo Style, University of California at Berkeley Extension. High School Level, Academic Talent Development Program. TA. 20 students. Summer 1994.

2.      Programming in Scheme, University of California at Berkeley Extension. High School Level, Academic Talent Development Program. TA. 20 students. Summer 1996.

3.      Statistical Methods in Imaging, Johns Hopkins University. Advanced Undergraduate/Graduate Level in Biomedical Engineering, TA under Prof. Bruno Jednyak. 15 students. Spring 2007.

4.      Signals and Controls, Johns Hopkins University. Undergraduate Level in Biomedical Engineering. TA under Prof. Michael Miller. 57 students. Spring 2007.

5.      Technology Fellow: Signals and Controls, Johns Hopkins University. Applied for and awarded an educational grant: “Development of Online Resources for the BME Signals Course” ($4000 total costs). Supervised graduate student Issel Lim and senior undergraduates Pavan Dalal and William Feng under Prof. Michael Miller. Guest lectured to 120 students. Winter-Spring 2008.

 

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