Asim Masood, PhD Student

MSc Microelectronics and Telecommunication Engineering (Distinction & Sir Robin Saxby Prize for MSc Project) University of Liverpool UK

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Office: AM220, Alan MacDiarmid Building, Kelburn Campus - Postal Address
Research Interests: Statistical Signal Processing , Blind Source Separation , Analog Electronics , Digital Signal Processing , Biomedical Signal Processing , Higher Order Statistics
Thesis Title: Detection of Cochlear Microphonic (ECochG) using novel electronics and signal processing techniques
Supervisor: Dr Paul Teal , Dr Christopher Hollitt and Dr Robin Dykstra

Biography

I completed my MSc in Microelectronics and Telecommunication Engineering from University of Liverpool UK in 2008. I joined Victoria University of Wellington in 2009 as a PhD student. My research area is Biomedical Engineering , Analog Electronics and Signal Processing.

Publications

1. A. Masood, P.D. Teal, and C. Hollitt. A non-invasive cochlear micorphonic measurement system. Medical Engineering and Physics, 2011. (submitted)

2. A. Masood, P. Teal, C. Hollitt and R. Dykstra,"Cochlear Microphonic Data Acquisition System". IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society Workshop on Sensors and Instrumentation in Environmental, Health and Agricultural Applications, Wellington New Zealand 2010.

3. A Masood and A K Nandi (2008) 'Information theory based redundancy and independent component analysis'. In: eds. Proceedings of the 2008 ICA Research Network International Workshop.Research Network International Workshop,Liverpool.UK:ICA,pp.25-28

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ResearchAreas	Statistical Signal Processing , Blind Source Separation , Analog Electronics , Digital Signal Processing , Biomedical Signal Processing , Higher Order Statistics
ThesisTitle	Detection of Cochlear Microphonic (ECochG) using novel electronics and signal processing techniques
Supervisor	Dr Paul Teal , Dr Christopher Hollitt and Dr Robin Dykstra
Qualifications	MSc Microelectronics and Telecommunication Engineering (Distinction & Sir Robin Saxby Prize for MSc Project) University of Liverpool UK
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