Assistant professor in biomedical engineering at Gonzaga University
Joined December 2021
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I am happy to share that our recent study on a stretchable electronic skin incorporating printed strain gauges and pressure sensors is now in press.
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@GeorgiaTech @MEGeorgiaTech @GT_BioE @ARCS_Atlanta
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Meet ARCS Scholar Alum and recipient of the Imlay Foundation Global Impact Award and Carnovale Award, Nathan Zavanelli. He studied Bioengineering at @GeorgiaTech, where he investigated skin-like electronics and sensors for wearable healthcare monitoring. @ARCSFoundation
I am happy to share that I am organizing as guest editor a special issue on "Soft Electronics and Their Applications" in the Journal Electronics MDPI. Please consider submitting a manuscript! mdpi.com/si/207171 #mdpielectronics via @electronicsMDPI
What a great achievement. Made even better knowing how many people you’ve helped and lives you’ve impacted along the way. And you’re just getting started. Congrats Dr. Yeo!
So happy to share that I received the Outstanding Mid-Career Faculty Award from @MEGeorgiaTech; extremely grateful for the support from @DeveshRanjanGT and my mentors, @GarciaLabGT and Suresh Sitaraman. I owe this achievement to my students, postdocs, and researchers 🙌🙌
A lot of good work here - A breakthrough in our understanding of inflammation would have a huge impact. We’re already making solid progress towards that goal.
Inflammation is a common feature of many human diseases. A special issue of Science highlights recent advances in our understanding of #inflammation, especially its role in homeostasis, cell death, viral infection, and more.
Read more on #WorldHealthDay: scim.ag/6vg
Thank you Dr. Yeo! I will always have very fond memories of my time working under your guidance, and none of this would be possible without your mentorship. I look forward to continuing this work to improve lives through wearable healthcare as I progress in my academic career!
It's a proud advisor moment. Getting this BioE Thesis Award on behalf of @NathanZavanelli; so proud of you, Nathan 🤩🙌🤩🙌
Interesting perspective in @Nature covering our work at @CarnegieMellon on self healing conductors. These stretchable electronics can autonomously heal from damage or accept newly grafted nodes without soldering, enabling a robust and advanced soft robotic nervous system.
Advances in materials science and sensing could deliver robots that can mend themselves and feel pain go.nature.com/3P1iMWZ
Now, can we efficiently manufacture these systems at scale with complex multilayer functionality? Stay tuned!
#Robotics #Electronics #TechNews #FutureTech
This is a great opportunity; whoever takes this chance up will not regret it! #PhDposition #gradschool #research
Great way to send off 2023 with a very exciting new publication, where we show that a simple skinlike patch can objectively measure cognitive stress in real time based on cardiac mechanical signals!
Exciting news! Our team's recent work has been published in Biosensors and Bioelectronics. This paper introduces a skin-like, wireless sternal patch that captures changes in cardiac mechanics due to stress manifesting in the seismocardiogram (SCG) signals; sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Really looking forward to expanding our work using deep learning to create robust exoskeleton controllers with @MatthewGombolay @core_robotics!
A collaboration between Georgia Tech professors Aaron Young & Matthew Gombolay has secured a four-year National Science Foundation grant that targets the development of a novel approach to controlling orthotic exoskeletons.
Bit.ly/YoungGombolay
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Exciting news! My new book, "Smart and Connected Wearable Electronics: Nanomanufacturing, Soft Packaging, and Healthcare Devices," is now available at shop.elsevier.com/books/smar…
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#AvailableForLicense: This #wearablerobotic #AI system is designed to restore, replace, or augment human functional capability—particularly ambulation—adapting to the individual’s gait and walking style to augment ambulation. #ambulationaugmentation
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Researchers unveil a wearable and multimodal material made by knotting shape-memory alloy wires into auxetic-architecture fabrics
They can seamlessly adapt to skin contours and can deliver zone-specific tactile feedback to users.
Check this out: ow.ly/gnQ550QaYkT
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It's a fantastic day to share that @GT_BioE student, @NathanZavanelli , finished his PhD defense and became the 7th PhD graduate out of my group 🤩🤩 Cheer for your upcoming interviews and pray for your future endeavors 🙏🙏
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Developed by two 19-year-old students, these gloves translate sign language into sound.
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Introducing LocoMuJoCo, the first imitation learning benchmark tailored towards locomotion! It comes with a diverse set of environments ranging from musculoskeletal models to the brand-new @UnitreeRobotics H1 robot, and also many motion capture datasets!
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Are you interested in printed strain sensors for gesture identification and motion recognition? If so, please feel free to check out our recent review out in early access!
@GT_HongYeo @GT_HCIE @GT_BioE @MEGeorgiaTech
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We are thrilled to announce our latest breakthrough aimed at improving the mobility of those battling late-stage Parkinson’s disease.
A study published in @NatureMedicine: nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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