• The Signal Science Lab

    Dream, Innovate, Deliver

  • It all begins with an Idea!

    The lab works on the philosophy of “using science to serve community”. Our motto is to “Invent Future". The Lab members pursue high risk projects and believe that if “one is not failing, one is not trying hard enough”. The success of the projects is measured on practical outcomes, such as the number of start-ups and licensing agreements originated from the research projects.

  • About Us

    A modern innovation lab with multidisciplinary research focus on the problems that need urgent solutions from disease dignosis to data compression to anything under the sun.

    The lab pursues a synergistic interface among the disciplines of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Economics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences.

    The fundamental and applied research carried out in the lab is aimed at technology development and commercialization, following the “lab-to-market” approach to address unmet societal needs.

  • What's New

    Alumni Highlight

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    Nimesh Srivastava

    Co-founder and CEO, EZ Diagnostics

    Inventing New Algorithms to Speed Up MRI Scan Time

  • Research Areas

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    Electron Spin Resonance

    2

    Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

    3

    Energy Systems

    4

    Materials Design

    5

    Video Processing

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    Signal Processing

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    Molecular Biophysics

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    Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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    Clinical Diagnosis

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    Quantitative Finance

  • Research Projects

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    Improving Shelf Life of Edible Oil

    Food Preservation

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    Identifying Unknown Molecules in a Mixture

    Quality Control

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    Making Electricity Reliable and Affordable

    Energy Security

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    Designing Miniaturized Low Cost Magnet

    National Security

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    Detecting ALS via Blood Test

    Disease Diagnosis

  • Lab Culture

    In the lab, the post-docs, graduate students and undergraduate students design research projects based on their own ideas. While common for post-docs and graduate students, undergraduate students also serve as first authors in publications as they independently work on their research projects. The lab environment is extremely collaborative where technical skills and experiences are constantly shared by the lab members.

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