Research Interests
Data Analysis, Data-Driven Computational Modeling, Machine Learning, Statistical Modeling, Applications of Machine Learning on Medical Imaging
Education
- M.S. in Electrical Engineering, University of Massachusetts of Lowell
- B.S. in Electrical Engineering, University of Massachusetts of Lowell
Selected Awards and Honors
- Dean’s Medal for Outstanding Academic Achievement (May 2020 and May 2021)
- Jeffery Cosiol International Merit Scholarship Endowment (Sep. 2019 – May 2020)
- Dean’s List (Fall 2017 – Spring 2020)
- International Academic Council Scholarship (Sep. 2017 – May 2020)
Selected Publications
Projects, Publications, Work and Other Activities
- Arielle Joasil, Habibat Alimi, Sarah Simmons, Emi Aoki, and Kavitha Chandra, "A Survey and Classification of COVID-19 Open-Access Datasets." In preparation.
- Jay Weitzen, Rachel Wakim, Joshua Watts, Emi Aoki, Sivly Lay, and Naye Yoni, "," IEEE COMCAS, 2019.
- Graduate Research Assistant (Fall 2020 – Winter 2022):
- Thesis Title: A Statistical Characterization of Covid-19 Infections Considering Population Density, Race and Ethnicity, and Age Groups as Covariates
- Advisors: Prof. Kavitha Chandra and Charles Thompson
- Investigate data-driven relationships between city-level geographic, demographic data and Covid-19 confirmed cases
- Develop methods for presenting findings to a broader community to empower community mitigation strategies
- Develop data collection algorithms using Python
- Research Project (March 2021 – June 2021):
- Advisor: Prof. Zhu Mao, Sponsored by NEC Laboratories America
- Investigated the power line-induced vibration data using Python
- Developed feature-based classification of utility pole
- Research Project (Jan. 2020 – Jan. 2021):
- Advisor: Prof. Zhu Mao
- Investigated possible HoloLens applications such as a hollow wall detector using knocking sounds as input
- Developed HoloLens applications (Unity 3D) to establish connection between HoloLens and Other devices (i.e., Android, MATLAB) for transferring data
- Lab Grader (Fall 2019, Spring 2020):
- Assisted Prof. Dohn Bowden and teaching assistants for EECE.3120 – Electronics II Laboratory
- Punctually evaluated lab reports for 20-22 students per semester
- Supported students in lab hours and open labs
- Undergraduate Research Assistant (May 2018 – Dec. 2018):
- Advisors: Prof. Jay Weitzen and Prof. Rachel Wakim
- Collaboratively developed a post-processing software used to map an indoor wireless coverage
- Performed software testing to detect errors