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Angel defends his MS Thesis: Implantable Multimodal Hemodynamic Sensor Array

Angel’s research investigated how multiple implantable sensors (combining vascular distension, acoustic, and optical modes) can robustly sense hemodynamics in real time. Because the sensors use different modalities, time-based feature cross-correlation can potentially enable new insights into physiology.

Congratulations to Angel, and we wish him the best of luck now that he has graduated!