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About the Authors
Ulkuhan Guler (uguler@wpi.edu) rece-
ived her B.Sc. degree in electronics and
telecommunication engineering from
Istanbul Technical University, Turkey;
her M.E degree in electronics engineering from the University of Tokyo; and
her Ph.D. degree from Bogazici University, Istanbul. She worked at the
National Research Institute of Electronics and Cryptology, Gebze, Turkey,
from 2006 until 2015 as a principal
design engineer. In 2015, she joined
the Georgia Institute of Technology
as a postdoctoral research fellow. She
is currently an assistant professor at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts. Her research interest is analog/mixed-signal IC design for sensing
interfaces, bioelectronics, and security
for health-care applications. She is a
Senior Member of IEEE and serves as a
reviewer for IEEE Journal of Solid-State
Circuits and on the technical program
committee of the IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference.

Ian Costanzo (imcostanzo@wpi
.edu) received his B.Sc. degree i n
mechanical engineering, with a
minor in electrical engineering from
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI),
Massachusetts, in 2015. He received
his M.S. degree in electrical engineering in 2017, also from WPI. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the WPI
New England Center for Analog and
Mixed-Signal IC Design and the WPI
Integrated Circuits and Systems Lab.
His research interests cover a broad
range of circuits and systems, from
kilowatt radio-frequency (RF) subsystems to microwatt data converters.
While completing his M.S. degree, he
worked on solid-state, high-power RFmatching networks and RF amplifiers
for semiconductor processing applications. His Ph.D. research focuses
on analog and mixed-signal design
for a wearable wireless sensor patch
for monitoring respiratory functions
in premature infants. He is a Student
Member of IEEE.
Devdip Sen (dsen@wpi.edu) recei--
ved his B.E. degree in electronics
engineering from the University of
Mumbai, India, in 2015 and his M.S.
degree in electrical and computer
engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Massachusetts, in
2017. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate
at the WPI New England Center for Analog and Mixed-Signal IC Design and the
WPI Integrated Circuits and Systems
Lab. His research interests include biomedical instrumentation; sensors and
systems; low-power analog/mixedsignal circuits and systems; wireless,
autonomously powered embedded
systems for biomedical applications;
and low-power data converters. His
Ph.D. research includes the development of wearable, wireless sensors for
monitoring respiratory functions in
premature infants and wearable, wireless alert systems that would prevent
painful pressure ulcers (bedsores). He
serves as a reviewer for various IEEE
conferences, the ASEE student division, and IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems. He is a
Student Member of IEEE.


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