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• Performance evaluation of de-noising based approximate message passing (D-AMP) algorithm from noisy under-sampled CT images
• Energy and spectral efficiency in cellular networks considering fading, path loss, and interference [Master Thesis Electrical Engineering Projects]
• Multimodal CMOS based biosensors for Lab-on-Chip applications: A new multidisciplinary approach
• Surface micro machined RF MEMS SP9T switch for 60 GHz ISM band antenna sectoring applications
• A content-based data masking technique for a built-in framework in Business Intelligence platform
• Exploiting non-uniformity of write accesses for designing a high-endurance hybrid Last Level Cache in 3D CMPs
• A new technique to locate faults in distribution networks based on optimal coordination of numerical directional overcurrent relays
• Artificial Neural Network model design and topology analysis for FPGA implementation of Lorenz chaotic generator
• Optimization of miniaturized single- and multiband CPW-based matching transformers for RF circuitry on LCP substrates
• Skewing of stator windings for reduction of spatial harmonics in concentrated wound PMSM
• A comprehensive filter to reduce drift from Euler angles, velocity, and position using an IMU
• Impact of demand response management on improving social welfare of remote communities through integrating renewable energy resources [Master Thesis Electrical Engineering Projects]
• An approach to detect branches and seedpods based on 3D image in low-cost plant phenotyping platform
• Impact of distributed generation on the operation of load tap changers in Canadian suburban benchmark distribution network
• Nonlinear time domain macro modeling using proper orthogonal decomposition and feed forward neural networks