Venkatasubramanian K.

Mahindra University in Hyderabad, India, is recruiting full-time PhD scholars in Biomedical Signal Processing and Embedded Health Systems . The projects combine biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science and neuroscience to develop intelligent systems for health monitoring outside the laboratory. Research directions include TinyML and Edge AI for wearable EEG, ECG and EMG signals on low-power embedded hardware; real-time causal brain-connectivity analysis using wearable EEG; monitoring attention, drowsiness and cognitive state; explainable AI for clinical decision support; driver drowsiness and microsleep detection; brain–computer interfaces; in-ear EEG; and contactless vital-sign monitoring with mmWave radar. Eligible applicants should be M.Tech students with specialization in Embedded Systems, Signal Processing or Biomedical Engineering. Strong programming ability in Python, C or MATLAB/SIMULINK is expected, together with basic knowledge of signal processing, random variables and linear algebra. Microcontroller experience is desirable. Full-time PhD scholars receive an assistantship of ₹30,000 per month , in addition to boarding and lodging. Interested candidates should apply through the Mahindra University Ph.D. in Engineering application link as soon as possible.