Track Chair
Hari Chauhan Analog Devices Inc., Boston, MA USA
Hari Chauhan received a M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Northeastern University in 2011 and 2016, respectively. He has over 7 years of experience in designing RF/Analog and digital circuits and systems for communication and IoT application spaces. He has considerable experience in Signal Processing and Machine Learning. His primary focus is on development of low-cost sensors technologies in healthcare and biomedical domain. Currently working in the Emerging Business group at Analog Devices’ Analog Garage division in Boston, MA developing new chemical/bio sensing technologies in the consumer and industrial IoT space. As a part of emerging business team, he leads several projects in collaboration with startups to advance the product development for quick time to market.
Speakers
Ilse Bohé, Belgium
Ilse is a Ph.D. student at the research group imec-DistriNet of the Department of Computer Science at the KU Leuven, Belgium. She graduated with a Master in Electronics and ICT Engineering Technology at KU Leuven Technology Campus Ghent. Currently, she is working under the supervision of Vincent Naessens. Her work focusses on the application-centric development of IoT ecosystems. Taking into account reusability, reconfigurability, maintainability, and cost-efficiency she researches the design and development of intuitive architectural support for building sustainable IoT applications. Her research is validated in various domains ranging from care environments to logistics.
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