Engineering Microsoft Office

Biomedical Engineering Co-op January ****-Present

Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute (Damaser Lab)

• Helped develop device to measure bladder pressure noninvasively and insertion tool to deploy device in bladder

• Conducted experiments in vitro to test device prototypes and generate calibration data

• Observed and handled large animals for in vivo biocompatibility studies Resident Summer Assistant May 2016-August 2016

Case Western Reserve University Office of Residence Life

• Built community by serving as a role model, connecting residents to campus resources, engaging students through cultural and academic programs, and reinforcing university policies

• Assisted in ensuring a safe and educational summer experience for over 300 diverse residents Primary Student Researcher May 2015-September 2015 Case Western Reserve University Department of Biomedical Engineering (Kirsch Lab)

• Programmed a smart watch that controls an implantable neural stimulator to activate muscles with low function

• Improved the watch interface to allow for increased usability Assistant Student Researcher May 2014-January 2015 Case Western Reserve University Department of Biomedical Engineering (Kirsch Lab)

• Developed the early phases of a neuroprosthetic device that could predict the movement of an individual with spinal cord injury (SCI) using remaining voluntarily controlled upper extremity muscles

• Trained a Time Delayed Artificial Neural Network using electromyographic muscle signals and movement data

Primary Student Researcher April 2013-August 2013

Louis Stokes VA Hospital Cleveland FES Center

• Combined functional electrical stimulation therapy with a prototype commercial orthotic knee brace to predict movement and activate leg muscles accordingly

• Produced a potential neuroprosthetic device that significantly increases mobility while maintaining stability

Majerus, S., Basu, A., Makovey, I., Wang, P., Zhui, H., & Zorman, C. et al. (2016). Wireless Bladder Pressure Monitor for Closed-Loop Bladder Neuromodulation. In IEEE Sensors Conference. Case Western Reserve University Expected Graduation: Spring 2017

• B.S.E. Candidate, Biomedical Engineering

o Track: Computer Engineering

Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Office, Matlab, Simulink, Java, CAD, SigmaPlot, and Adobe Creative Cloud; Additional experience with C, Verilog, and R Studio University of Botswana May 2015

• Installed solar panels in Botswana villages through a local organization partnered with the Case Western Reserve University Study Abroad Office

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ANISHA S. BASU

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