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Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Fangruida -- Modern Science and Technology Engineering and Comprehensive High-end Technology R&D, Design and Manufacturing (Introduction to Modern Science and Engineering Technology Research)

2013v2.3 2021v.2.5 Online global version, mobile version (Bick compiled in November 2021. Colombia)

♣♣♣♣Moon Comprehensive Deep Development♥♥♣Ocean City, Marine Architecture, ♣♣Desert City, ♥♥♥ Mountain City, ♦♦♦Life Genetic Engineering, ♦♦♦♦Green Plant Nutrition Engineering●●●●●●● Smart Engineering; ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Nuclear Engineering - Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy

●●●●●●Advanced Manufacturing●●●●●●●

--New World Intelligence Revolution, New Industrial Revolution, New Planetary Revolution, New Moon Revolution, New Cosmic Revolution

 

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Architecture Bridge design, large-scale circuit design (chip development, etc.), mechanical and electrical product design and manufacturing, pharmaceutical product development and design, genetic engineering, aerospace technology design and manufacturing, atomic energy development and utilization, agricultural engineering, computer-aided design and manufacturing,

New material research and development design, military

Engineering design and manufacturing, industrial robots, aircraft and ships, missiles, spacecraft, spaceships, rockets, submarines, super-speed missiles, etc. are very important, and the foresight is highly integrated. the key. These science and technology are the powerful driving force of historical development, and also the key to whether each country can reach the peak of the world.

The rapid development of modern science, all kinds of soft design emerge in an endless stream. Mathematical software, civil software, mechanical software, electrical and electronic software, chemical software, aircraft software, ship software, missile software, spacecraft software, rocket software, material software, bionic simulation software, medical software, chemical software, etc. Their appearance and wide application are of great significance to industrial modernization and intelligence, which greatly improves artificial intelligence and greatly promotes the rapid development of human society. Marine engineering, overall lunar development engineering, intelligent highly integrated engineering, high-speed heavy-duty fire

Arrow transportation engineering, submarine tunnel engineering, reservoir dam engineering, agricultural engineering, biomedical engineering and so on. Lunar overall engineering development planning, Mars engineering development and design, desert engineering (desert city), alpine city, marine engineering (ocean city) life genetic engineering, green plant nutrition engineering, VLSI design and manufacturing, Daxing civil engineering hydraulic engineering, road and bridge , tunnels, super tall buildings, all of them.

The modern scientific revolution is guided by the revolution in physics, with the emergence of modern cosmology, molecular biology, systems science, and soft science as its important content, and is characterized by the interpenetration of natural science, social science and thinking science to form interdisciplinary subjects. scientific revolution.

In the past 30 years, emerging technologies such as computers, energy, new materials, space, and biology have emerged successively, causing the third scientific and technological revolution. The third technological revolution far exceeds the previous two in terms of scale, depth and impact.

Basic Features:

1. Greatly promoted the development of social productive forces—changes in the means to improve labor productivity;

2. Promoting changes in the social and economic structure and social life structure - the proportion of the tertiary industry has increased. Changes in people's daily life such as food, clothing, housing and transportation;

3. It has promoted the adjustment of the international economic structure - localities are more closely connected.

4. Planetary revolution, lunar revolution. Lunar engineering Lunar industrial intelligent city Lunar-Earth round-trip communication system

We should develop the moon fast, it's a real cornering overtake. The physical presence of the moon will be of great strategic importance for thousands of years to come. There are many resources on a first-come, first-served basis, orbits, best lunar locations, electromagnetic wave bands, etc.

Make full use of the local resources and environment of the moon to quickly build a city. Minimize the amount of supplies and equipment that needs to be launched to the Moon.

5. Ocean City, Ocean Building, ♣♣ Desert City, ♥♥♥ Mountain City

6. Life genetic engineering, drug research and development

7 Green Plant Nutrition Engineering

8 Smart Engineering

9 Nuclear Engineering

10 Advanced Manufacturing Engineering

The rapid development of modern science and technology, with each passing day, all kinds of inventions and creations, all kinds of technological innovations are numerous. However, the most important and most relevant technical fields mainly include lunar engineering, lunar industrial intelligent city, lunar-earth round-trip communication system,

Radius: 1737 km; Ocean City, Ocean Building, ♣♣ Desert City, ♥♥♥ Mountain City

6. Life genetic engineering, drug research and development

7 Green Plant Nutrition Engineering

8 Smart Engineering

9 Nuclear Engineering

10 Advanced Manufacturing Engineering and others. It is in these fields and categories that the development competition among countries is nothing more than. Of course, military, aerospace, etc. are also among them.

Scientific discoveries can last for thousands of years, and technological inventions can be kept fresh for only a few decades, and they will be obsolete in a few hundred years. Such as electronic product updates, quite quickly. Life cycles are short, as are smart cars, smartphones, etc. Of course, the technological limit may also reach hundreds of years. Even scientific discoveries are not permanent. Tens of thousands of years later, people will have a new leap in understanding the universe and natural laws of natural phenomena. For example, people are on the moon and on Mars, and the human wisdom finds that the invention of wisdom is unbelievable. For us people on earth, we have become uncivilized ancient human beings. The intelligence quotient of lunar humans is dozens and hundreds of times that of our current Earth humans. The scientific discovery of that time was unimaginable. Mathematical, physical and chemical, natural, agricultural, medical, industrial, legal and commercial, literature, history, philosophy, classics, education, etc., everything will be renovated and mutated.

math

The science of studying quantitative relationships and spatial forms in the real world. It is produced and developed in the long-term practical activities of human beings. Originated from counting and measurement, with the development of productive forces, more and more quantitative research on natural phenomena is required; at the same time, due to the development of mathematics itself, it has a high degree of abstraction, rigorous logic and wide applicability. It is roughly divided into two categories: basic mathematics (also known as pure mathematics) and applied mathematics. The former includes branches such as mathematical logic, number theory, algebra, geometry, topology, function theory, functional analysis and differential equations; the latter includes branches such as probability theory, mathematical statistics, computational mathematics, operations research and combinatorial mathematics

■■■Basic technical sciences, mainly including civil engineering, electromechanical engineering, chemical engineering, information engineering, aerospace engineering, ocean engineering, mining engineering, medical engineering, materials engineering, computational engineering, agricultural engineering, energy engineering, lunar engineering, Mars engineering , life engineering and so on.

. Computational mathematics and its application software This major trains students to master the basic theories, basic knowledge and basic methods of mathematical science, to have the ability to apply mathematical knowledge and use computers to solve practical problems, and to be able to engage in research, teaching or production in the departments of science and technology, education and economics Senior talents engaged in practical application and management in operation and management departments. This major in computer software is to cultivate all-round development of morality, intelligence, physique, beauty, labor, etc., master certain professional theoretical knowledge, basic knowledge and basic skills of computer programming and application, and be proficient in using the latest international popular software development environment and tools. , Familiar with international software development norms, have strong software development practice ability and good software engineering literacy.

Modern mathematics is a edifice built from a series of abstract structures. It is based on the innate belief of human beings in the inevitability and accuracy of mathematical reasoning, and it is the concentrated expression of confidence in the capacity, origin and power of human reason. Deductive reasoning based on self-evident axioms is absolutely reliable, that is, if an axiom is true, then the conclusions deduced from it must also be true. By applying these seemingly clear, correct, and perfect logics, mathematicians The conclusions reached are clearly unquestionable and irrefutable. Naturally, mathematics is constantly developing and alienating, and eternal mathematics is also unrealistic, mainly due to the changes in the logical thinking structure of the human brain, and mathematics will continue to mutate or alienate. Mathematical logic, natural logic, image logic, hybrid compound logic.

 

In fact, the above-mentioned understanding of the essential characteristics of mathematics is carried out from the aspects of the source, the way of existence, and the level of abstraction of mathematics, and the essential characteristics of mathematics are mainly seen from the results of mathematical research. Common general-purpose mathematical software packages include: Matlab, Mathematica and Maple, where Matlab is good at numerical calculation, while Mathematica and Maple are good at symbolic operation and formula derivation

(2) Dedicated math packages include:

Drawing software: MathCAD, Tecplot, IDL, Surfer, Origin, SmartDraw, DSP2000

Numerical computing class: Matcom, DataFit, S-Spline, Lindo, Lingo, O-Matrix, Scilab, Octave

Numerical calculation library: linpack/lapack/BLAS/GERMS/IMSL/CXML

Finite element calculation classes: ANSYS, MARC, PARSTRAN, FLUENT, FEMLAB, FlexPDE, Algor, COSMOS, ABAQUS, ADINA

Mathematical statistics: GAUSS, SPSS, SAS, Splus

Obviously, the result (as a deductive system of the theory) does not reflect the whole picture of mathematics, another very important aspect that constitutes the whole of mathematics is the process of mathematical research, and in general, mathematics is a dynamic process, a " The experimental process of thinking" is the abstract generalization process of mathematical truth. The logical deductive system is a natural result of this process. In the process of mathematical research, the richness of mathematical objects, the invention of mathematics by human beings, "Mathematics is a language", mathematical activities are social, it is in the historical process of the development of human civilization, human beings understand nature, adapt to It is the crystallization of a high degree of wisdom that transforms nature and improves self and society. Mathematics has a key influence on the way of thinking of human beings. It is of great significance. Mathematics, physics and chemistry, mathematics is the first priority, and it is not an exaggeration.

Based on the above understanding of the essential characteristics of mathematics, people also discussed the specific characteristics of mathematics from different aspects. The more general view is that mathematics has the characteristics of abstraction, precision and extensive application, among which the most essential characteristic is abstraction. In addition, from the perspective of the process of mathematical research and the relationship between mathematics and other disciplines, mathematics also has imagery, plausibility, and quasi-experience. The "falsifiability" feature of Matlab is suitable for the engineering world, especially toolboxes, fast code, and many integrations with third-party software, such as optimization toolboxes

The most obvious third party is comsol

Mathematica syntax is excellent, so good that it comes with almost all programming paradigms

. The understanding of the characteristics of mathematics is also characteristic of the times. For example, regarding the rigor of mathematics, there are different standards in each period of mathematics historical development, from Euclidean geometry to Lobachevsky geometry to the Hilbert axiom system. , the evaluation criteria for rigor vary widely, especially when Gödel proposed and proved the "incompleteness theorem... Later, it was found that even axiomatic, a rigorous scientific method that was once highly regarded, was flawed. Therefore, the rigor of mathematics is shown in the history of mathematics development and has a relativity. Regarding the plausibility of mathematics,

◆◆◆ Mathematics is the tool and means of physical research. Some research methods of physics have strong mathematical ideas, so the process of learning physics can also improve mathematical cognition. Mathematical logic is the study of symbolic and mathematical logic in formal logic.

Some members of the Parallel VLSI CAD group at KFUPM attending GECCO 2005, Washington DC.

 

From left to right: Mohammed Faheemuddin, Dr. Sadiq M. Sait, Syed Sanaulla, Ali Mustafa Zaidi, Me (Mustafa Imran Ali).

 

Members not present include Mahmood Minhas and Khawar Saeed Khan.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

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Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

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Die size: 7,7 x 7,6mm (58mm²)

Designed in 1991

Chip donated by Pauli Rautakorpi

EECS Professors David Blaauw and Dennis Sylvester work together in the Michigan Integrated Circuits Lab in the Bob and Betty Beyster Building on July 9, 2013.

 

Blaauw and Sylvester's research work includes focus on digital integrated circuits and VLSI in applications such as communication devices, medical implants, and threshold CMOS circuits.

 

Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing

 

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Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Die size: 7,7 x 7,6mm (58mm²)

Designed in 1991

Chip donated by Pauli Rautakorpi

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Technology for Advanced Neural Prostheses

Dr. Philip Troyk, Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Dr. Troyk is Associate Dean of Engineering, and a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology; he has a broad range of research interests related to neuroprostheses. Neuroprosthetic devices are implantable electronic modules that interface with the biological nervous system for the purpose of compensating for deficit, or disease, by mimicking normal sensory or motor function. Examples are neuromuscular stimulators for functional electrical stimulation (FES), implantable sensors for FES control, and cortical interfaces in which hundreds or thousands of electrodes sense and stimulate neurons within the central nervous system. The research work is highly interdisciplinary, using engineering principles and technology from electrical, computer, materials, mechanical, and chemical engineering. Design and fabrication of reliable implantable neuroprosthetic devices requires advancements in packaging of implantable electronics (hermetic and polymeric), VLSI integrated circuit design, transcutaneous magnetic coupling of power and data, as well as defining system architectures. His active research projects include development of implantable myoelectric sensors (IMES) for control of prostheses, and wireless transmission of ECoG signals for diagnosis of epilepsy. He is leader of a large multi-institutional team working to develop an intracortical visual prosthesis for individuals with blindness, as well as founder and CEO of Sigenics, Inc – an ASIC design company located in Chicago and Irwindale, CA.

Some members of the Parallel VLSI CAD group at KFUPM attending GECCO 2005, Washington DC.

 

From left to right: Mohammed Faheemuddin, Dr. Sadiq M. Sait, Syed Sanaulla, Ali Mustafa Zaidi, Me (Mustafa Imran Ali).

 

Members not present include Mahmood Minhas and Khawar Saeed Khan.

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Die size: 7,7 x 7,6mm (58mm²)

Designed in 1991

Chip donated by Pauli Rautakorpi

Die size: 7,7 x 7,6mm (58mm²)

Designed in 1991

Chip donated by Pauli Rautakorpi

Hanspeter Pfister, Gordon McKay Professor of the Practice of Computer Science, an expert in visualization, points to a detail of an image of the neural circuitry of the mouse brain. The detailed image is generated and rendered "on the fly" both on the video wall (behind) and on the touch sensitive tabletop display (in front).

Lynn Ann Conway, Professor Emerita of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Conway is an American computer scientist, electrical engineer and transgender activist. She is photographed in her home garage in Michigan.

 

She worked at IBM in the 1960s and invented generalized dynamic instruction handling, a key advance used in out-of-order execution, used by most modern computer processors to improve performance. She initiated the Mead–Conway VLSI chip design revolution in very large scale integrated (VLSI) microchip design. That revolution spread rapidly through the research universities and computing industries during the 1980s, incubating an emerging electronic design automation industry, spawning the modern 'foundry' infrastructure for chip design and production, and triggering a rush of impactful high-tech startups in the 1980s and 1990s. (Wikipedia)

 

June 15th, 2014

 

Photo by Marcin Szczepanski/Lead Multimedia Storyteller, University of Michigan College of Engineering

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BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY is one of the renowned institutes in India. The institute was established by the trust of Bhageerathi Bai Narayana Rao Maanay Charities in the year 1972. The institute was founded by Sunanda P Jadhav. Afterwards Prof. Sunanda P. Jadhav started with the aim to provide quality education for all. The main reason is that, there are many talented students who cannot pursue their studies for economic reasons, and the renowned professor wanted to reach out to these poor students and provide best educational infrastructure to them. So the institute offers several courses not only to earn money, as the institute is not constructed for business purposes, but the only aim of this institute is to educate people and develop the society as well as the nation, with the balance between learning and technical application.

 

For Admission in BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY contact +91 8317369495

 

BNM group of education firstly started their primary schools. Then they started their higher secondary schools and public schools under state and central board of examination. Now BNM has their multiple chains of educational institutions including schools, PU University, Degree College and BNM Institute of Technology. This long journey was not no easy and this group of institutes has always tried to build their educational segment with state-of-the-art campus facility and a strong academic council.

 

For direct admission in BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, students are requested to contact with the administrative cell of the institute or they can also contact through the official website of the institute.

 

Courses:

 

Under-graduate courses on engineering:

 

Computer science and engineering

Electronics and communication engineering

Electrical and electronics engineering

Information science and engineering

Telecommunication engineering

Mechanical engineering

 

Post-graduate courses:

 

Computer science and engineering

Computer network and engineering

Computer application in industrial drives

VLSI & Embedded Systems

Master of business administration (MBA)

 

Admission in BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY:

 

For the admission in engineering courses, students need to secure at least 45% marks at their 10+2 examinations. Along with that students must have science subjects at their board or 10+2 level.

 

For the admission in post-graduate courses, student need to secure at least 50% marks at their graduation level on the respective subjects. Along with that, students must apply through entrance exam of the state government.

 

Management quota in BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY is available for the selected students as per the institute norms. Along with that, students can also check the fee structure of BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY can be availed from the official website of the institute. The institute offers various courses under one roof and all the courses are affiliated by VTU.

 

Placement assistance by BNM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY:

 

The institute has its own training and placement department which has conducted several workshops, seminars and industry meets throughout the year. This separate placement cell is monitored by the director and faculty of the institute and they always try to improvise their placement record. Currently the institute has 100% placement record and maximum of their students have got placed in abroad and top most companies. Along with that, the placement cell provides communication and soft skill development training to build the confidence level of the students.

 

Those who need to pursue their research work after the post-graduate courses, will be guided by the experienced faculty members of the institute. Top most companies like, Accenture, Indian Navy, CSC, TCS, Wipro and IBM have already selected many candidates from this institute since the last few years.

  

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in5minutes is an e-learning platform which aims to impart high quality pedagogy to students all over India and the world to make learning easy and fun which will keep them motivated towards the goals which had been once set.

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NITTE MEENAKSHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY is one of the best institutes in India. This institute was founded by Justice Kowdoor Sadananda Hegde and run by the Nitte Education Trust. The main aim of this institute is to provide maximum technical manpower to the country and the world. It is true that many engineers receive their degrees every year, but only few of them are well efficient and they can invent something new and constructive. The institutes always need to contribute something positive towards the nation by developing some intelligent minds. This is a unique educational platform where students meet the industry experts under the supervision of their faculty members. Students can show their creativeness and talent through this institute because all the state-of-the-art facilities are well accommodated within this campus. The institute offers several degree courses on engineering, technology and management segments.

  

For Admission in NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore contact 8095723044 / 7760635804

  

Now it is very important to make such students who can work under the global environment and NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore always tries to improve their students who accommodate with any work culture. This institute is not only restricted to the academic excellence, but it also serves for the country through its quality education and modern practical knowledge based educational system. For direct admission in NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore students are requested to call the administrative office of the institute or they can get in touch with the respective admission departments through the official website also.

  

Courses:

 

Under-Graduate program (B.E)

 

Aeronautical engineering

Civil engineering

Computer science and engineering

Electrical and electronics engineering

Electronics and communication engineering

Mechanical engineering

Information science and engineering

 

Post-Graduate program (M. Tech)

 

Computer network engineering

Digital communication and engineering

Machine design

Renewable energy

Structural engineering

Thermal power engineering

VLSI design and embedded system

Computer science and engineering

 

MBA /MCA

 

Master of computer application

Master of business administration

 

Research program (PH. D)

 

Civil engineering

Computer science and engineering

Electrical and electronics engineering

Electronics and communication engineering

Mechanical engineering

Information science and engineering

Management studies

 

Admission in NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore:

 

For the admission in under-graduate courses, students need to clear the Common Entrance Test conducted by the Karnataka state government. Or students must be applying through COMEDK examination. Qualification and eligibility criteria shall be decided as per the AICTE norms only.

  

Management quota in NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore is also available for selected candidates. 25% of total intake is reserved for the management quota applicants. Apart from this, 5% seats are reserved for the meritorious students who are economically poor, and they can also apply for the scholarship programs. Fee structure of NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore is also decided by the management of the institute and it is very affordable to all.

  

Placement in NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore:

 

The training and placement department of NITTE Institute of Technology Bangalore is run by their faculty members and industry experts. They provide 100% placement assistance along with the soft skill development and grooming programs for their students. Along with that, the institute conducts several seminars, workshops, conferences and industry meets throughout the year and students can easily enhance their aptitude through these activities.

  

Some of the topmost regular recruiters of this institute include Infosys, HP, GE, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Capgemini and L & T InfoTech. There is a recruitment drive conducted each year.

  

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EECS Professors David Blaauw and Dennis Sylvester work together in the Michigan Integrated Circuits Lab in the Bob and Betty Beyster Building on July 9, 2013.

 

Blaauw and Sylvester's research work includes focus on digital integrated circuits and VLSI in applications such as communication devices, medical implants, and threshold CMOS circuits.

 

Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing

 

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PARC (Palo Alto Research Center Incorporated), formerly Xerox PARC, is a research and co-development company in Palo Alto, California, with a distinguished reputation for its contributions to information technology and hardware systems.

Founded in 1970 as a division of Xerox Corporation, PARC has been responsible for such well known and important developments as laser printing, Ethernet, the modern personal computer, graphical user interface (GUI), object-oriented programming, ubiquitous computing, amorphous silicon (a-Si) applications, and advancing very-large-scale-integration (VLSI) for semiconductors.

VLSI Audio codec ICs at the Egnite stand.

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Martin and Jasper are shown mid-sentence presenting a paper on the labmonkeys website at the 13th anual NASA symposium on VLSI design.

No, this is not the Google Earth view of some city. It is a macro of a silicon wafer containing VLSI circuits. Each of those blocks is about a centimetre on each side and contains numerous transistors.

Thanks a lot to my friend in our university's VLSI lab for allowing me to take this photo.

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