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Timeline
Timeline
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- Sep '19 - Passed HAM Radio test with technician class license
- Sep '19 - Represented AIMLAB for presenting a poster at GRCon Huntsville, Alabama
- Aug '19 - Nominated as Graduate Executive Committee Member for WashU Engineering School
- June '19 - Team AIMLAB was awarded funding through LEAP Inventor challenge during the spring cycle 2019
- May '19 - Poster presentation at NSF TTP Workshop on Cyber Security Chicago, Illinois
- Apr '19 - Champions in Smart City Mega Challenge hosted by IEEE RFID Conference
- Apr '19 - Poster presentation at IEEE RFID Conference
- Aug '18 - Lecture presentation at IEEE MWSCAS Windsor, Canada
- Apr '18 - Participated in STL Health Hack as a team UPAI
- Aug '17 - Graduated with Master of Science in Electrical and Systems Engineering, WashU
- May '17 - Lecture presentation at ISCAS Baltimore, Maryland
- May '17 - Runners-up in WashU Patent Challenge Phase II
- Dec '16 - Won WashU Patent Challenge Phase I with Team Marvelon
- Jan '16 - Co-founder of Team Therabotics
- Dec '15 - Officially joined AIMLAB, Advisor: Dr. Shantanu Chakrabartty & Co-Advisor: Dr. Xuan Zhang
- Aug '15 - Passed Ph.D. qualifying exam and declared as a Ph.D. Student in ESE WashU
- Mar '15 -Volunteer for YSP and LEGO robotics instructor
- Aug '14 - Joined WashU PhD Program
- Aug '14 - Attended 3rd Convocation at IIT Hyderabad
- May '14 - Graduated with Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering from IIT Hyderabad
LEAP Inventor Challenge Spring 2019, Awardee
LEAP Inventor Challenge Spring 2019, Awardee
The Leadership and Entrepreneurial Acceleration Program (LEAP) provides developmental experience, industry connections, and resources to research teams with the goal of advancing Washington University intellectual property towards commercialization slides. We were awarded $50,000 for one year.
Media coverage -
https://skandalaris.wustl.edu/funding/leap/
https://skandalaris.wustl.edu/2019/06/12/spring-leap-finals/
IEEE RFID Mega Challenge 2019, Champions
IEEE RFID Mega Challenge 2019, Champions
Smart Cities were given a wider remit in that they were not constrained to just using RAIN RFID technologies. This challenge, which is geared towards addressing real-world problems with regard to future smart cities.
Media coverage -
http://www.ieee-rfid.org/2019/04/16/mega-challenge-participants-given-more-opportunity/
WashU Patent Challenge 2016-17
WashU Patent Challenge 2016-17
In this new competition, teams are challenged to build venture concepts using existing WashU patents. We represented as "Team Marvelon".
Project - "Metamaterials with enhanced nonlinearity" (Advisor: Prof. J.T. Shen)
Media coverage -
https://eqstl.com/7-teams-compete-washington-university-patent-challenge-showcase-prize/
More pictures in the Gallery.
Therabotics, Co-Founder
Therabotics, Co-Founder
Therabotics is a project that explores how computer vision can be used to make the control of robotic prosthetic hands easier and more robust.
For more details go to https://www.jesseweisberg.com/therabotics
Project Website - https://sites.google.com/view/therabotics/
More pictures in the Gallery.
Young Scientist Program, Robotics Instructor
Young Scientist Program, Robotics Instructor
The Young Scientist Program is designed to attract high school students into scientific careers through activities emphasizing hands-on research and individualized contact between young people and active scientists.
Taught robotics to a high school class of size 70 students using LEGO kits.
More pictures in the Gallery.
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