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Zheng Miaomiao, a postgraduate student at the School of Electrical
and Electronic Engineering (EEE), carrying out her research work at the
Biomedical Engineering Research Center at NTU, won the second prize in
a Student Paper Competition at the prestigious Seventh Australian and New
Zealand Intelligent Information Systems (ANZIIS 2001) Conference organised
by the Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)/Engineering
in Medicine and Biology Society, USA. The Conference was held from 18-21
Nov 2001 in Perth, Australia. Her paper titled “Decision Support by Fusion
in Endoscopic Diagnosis” was first selected for the competition and later
won the prize based on the content of the paper, oral presentation and
answering of questions posed at the conference. Her paper was co-authored
with her supervisor, A/P S M Krishnan, Director of the Biomedical Engineering
Research Centre at NTU.
Ms Sun was listed in the top three finalists in the Young Investigator
Competition of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation
(AAMI) 2001 Conference & Expo in July 2001 in Baltimore, USA. AAMI
organises international conferences annually to lead the way in medical
instrumentation and healthcare technology, management and support. Ms Sun's
award-winning paper, titled "A Novel Intelligent ECG Signal Processor for
Arrhythmia Recognition Using Advanced Signal Processing and Pattern Recognition
Techniques", co-authored with her supervisors, A/Prof. Chan Kap Luk and
A/Prof. Krishnan, involves research on cardiovascular information analysis
by unsupervised learning for diagnosis of heart diseases. |
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