Saturday, 11 August 2018
Friday, 10 August 2018
Wednesday, 8 August 2018
Guest Lecture Medical Device Design Challenges : From Wearables to Implantables Dr. Mohan Kumar R 10th August 2018 11:30 to 12:30
Dear all,
You, your colleagues and students are invited to a guest lecture.
Title : Medical Device Design Challenges : From Wearables to Implantables
Speaker : Dr. Mohan Kumar R, Country Head (India), Wearable Technologies AG
Date : 10th August 2018
Time : 11:30 to 12:30
Venue : Seminar Hall 1,
Department of Information & Communication Technology
First Floor, Academic Block 5
Note: Please pass this message to your colleagues and students.
Please register your name by 9th morning, 10AM, by sending a mail to
Mr. Ashok, etc.mit@manipal.edu, 9448263684 with following details.
Name:
Email:
Contact Number:
About the Topic:
The trend in medical device design and manufacturing is toward smaller, more portable products that require more advanced components, manufacturing technologies and automation techniques. Medical products covering the range of patient monitors, drug delivery systems, therapeutic devices, and life assist devices all are lessening in size while increasing in performance and features.
Wearable and even implantable devices that monitor, administer, treat and track patient conditions are increasingly common replacements to large, complex instruments that up until recently only a physician or technician would typically use. Wearable connected devices are becoming ubiquitous, and the popularity of fitness trackers is a major driver of this growth.
This talk focuses on the challenges associated with design of such medical devices with examples of different form factors and complexities.
About the Speaker:
Mohan obtained his Doctorate in EEE (with Biomedical Specialization) from Imperial College London in the domain of ‘Ultra Low Power Wearable Systems’. He has about 25+ years of experience in the Biomedical, Semiconductor & Healthcare industries.
Mohan has worked extensively in product innovation ranging from Consumer to Healthcare Technologies. Most recently, he led a team at Philips Healthcare to launch a low-cost, portable ECG for emerging markets like India.
Mohan currently serves as a Country Head (India) for Wearable Technologies (AG). Earlier, he was Vice President of Strategic Business at MegaChips Corporation where he focused on IoT devices for Healthcare and Smart grids.
Mohan works on several innovations involving Wearables, Hearables, VR/AR and next generation eTextiles specific to Sports & Healthcare.
As part of his volunteering work, Mohan is also an active member of the IEEE SIG on Communications Disability that supports technology development for the Speech & Hearing Impaired, Visually Challenged & other communication disorders. He is the Working Group Chair for an IEEE New Standard P2650: Pre-Screening Audiometric Systems and drives an Industry Connect programme on PLC Test Beds in India.
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Saturday, 4 August 2018
Tuesday, 31 July 2018
Sunday, 29 July 2018
Thursday, 26 July 2018
Wednesday, 25 July 2018
Science Academies Workshop At MAHE_Computational methods in Physics and Chemistry
Kindly make arrangements to forward the attachment to Final Year PG students/Ph.D Scholars/Faculty members of your department.
Interested UG students may also attend the same.
Workshop Venue: MIT Library Auditorium
Note: As per the Science Academies' guidelines it is mandatory to attend all the Lecture sessions to become eligible to get Certificate of Participation of the Workshop.
Tuesday, 24 July 2018
Wednesday, 18 July 2018
Monday, 16 July 2018
Call for Abstract- SCHEMCON 2018 @ Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai (26-27th Oct-2018)
We are pleased to inform you that Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai is hosting the prestigious event of Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE), SCHEMCON 2018 jointly with the annual event of ICT, Mumbai, VORTEX 2018 from 26-29th October 2018. The event is jointly organized by Department of Chemical Engineering, ICT, IIChE Mumbai Regional Centre and Technological Association of ICT, Mumbai.
The main objectives of the event SCHEMCON-2018 is to interact, learn and gain exposure to the expanding arena of Chemical Engineering. Participating in Schemcon-2018 will give exposure to the brand ICT and allow networking with some of top academicians and industrialists. The theme for this year’s event is “Green and Sustainable Chemical Engineering”. VORTEX is ICT’s annual technical festival combining a wide array of fields such as Chemical Engineering, Polymers and Coatings, Dyes, Oils, Foods, Pharmacy and Pharma Technology, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences, Business, Management, Advertisement and fun general events.
The soft copy of the brochure and poster are attached herewith. We earnestly request you to encourage participation from your organization in this mega event by submitting your research paper and give wide publicity to the same.
Wednesday, 4 July 2018
Final Call: Stanford-Manipal Workshop/Hackathon/Seed Grant Application: Deadline July 5
This is the FINAL CALL: Deadline Thursday , July 5, 2018
Dr TMA Pai Endowment Chair on Health Informatics, MAHE, Manipal has planned Three activities in 2018 - 19. The interested students and young faculty (< 5 years of starting) of Manipal Academy of Higher Education are hereby requested to fill a common application form for the Stanford NeoDesign- MAHE Manipal collaboration.
We strongly recommend that you read and follow the instructions carefully
Instructions:
This is a common application form for the Stanford NeoDesign- MAHE Manipal collaboration. There are 3 planned activities over the next 1 year. Using this application you may apply for one or all the following activities. Only online applications will be accepted. Please see attached PDF for the questions you will see in the online application. We strongly recommend that you have the answers prepared before you open the online application.
This is a common application form for the Stanford NeoDesign- MAHE Manipal collaboration. There are 3 planned activities over the next 1 year. Using this application you may apply for one or all the following activities. Only online applications will be accepted. Please see attached PDF for the questions you will see in the online application. We strongly recommend that you have the answers prepared before you open the online application.
Eligibility and selection criteria for each activity varies. Deadline for this application is Thursday , July 5, 2018
1. Stanford NeoDesign Innovation Workshop at Manipal on July 22, 2018
Eligibility: MAHE Student or Junior faculty (<5 years of starting) Interview in early July.
Final selection by mid-July 2018
2. Stanford Hackathon at Stanford, CA in early November 2018 (Date: to be finalized). Airfare/Stay will be covered. Student responsible for visa & paperwork.
Eligibility: MAHE Students only
Final selection by July 31, 2018
3. Collaborative team based research projects. (August 2018 - March 2019). Up to INR 50,000 per team.
Eligibility: MAHE team must have 1 student and 1 junior faculty
Final selection by July 31, 2018
If you have any questions, please contact
Dr Mohammed Zubair, Associate Professor, Dept of Aeronautical and Automobile Engineering,
MIT, Manipal (08202925487 (O), +91 70224 15049 (M) , mdzubairmanipal@gmail.
Monday, 25 June 2018
Short term program at Indonesia - INVENT 2018
A consortium collaborative program is being co-organized by three Indonesian universities – (Universitas Indonsia, Universitas Parahyangan and Universitas Widya Mandala Surabaya). 4 students from multi-study background are invited to participate in this consortium accompanied by one staff from the International Office.
Attached is the brochure and program schedule for your perusal. while there is no program fee and accommodation fee charged for the students and staff, they will be responsible for their international flights and other personal expenses outside the program slot. 4 students will be shortlisted for the program by a committee formed by the Office of the Associate Director (Alumni, P & International Relations).
If you are interested, please write intl.mit@manipal.edu on or before June 27, 2018.
Thursday, 14 June 2018
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