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Tamim Ahmed

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University of Southern California

Human Embedded Systems and Explainable AI

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Academic Achievements

1. Designed a low-cost automated injecting device that can find vein location and draw blood from the vein using an injection during his studies.
2. Worked on musical beat detection, utilizing extensive signal analysis skills.

Research Experience

1. Lead AI Researcher (Healthcare) at Human Technology Interaction (HTI) Lab, collaborating with Johnson & Johnson MedTech to co-develop AI-powered digital assistant tools for post-operative teams to predict surgical site outcomes.
2. Collaborating with clinicians from Shirley Ryan Ability Lab to develop a digital assistant for assessing human movement performance in upper body rehabilitation.
3. Previously worked as a research assistant at Interactive Neuro-rehabilitation Lab (INR) at the University of Southern California, focusing on understanding upper extremity stroke survivor's movement patterns and developing digital assistants for expert clinicians.

Education

Bachelor's Degree: Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Electrical and Electronics Engineering; Ph.D.: University of Southern California, Biomedical Engineering.

Background

Human Centered AI Researcher, currently a Ph.D. candidate in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Southern California (USC). Research interests include developing AI-powered digital assistant tools for post-operative teams to predict surgical site outcomes.

Miscellany

Enjoys hiking, playing cricket and soccer, reading, and listening to music in his free time.

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