Tarek Hamid

PhD Student, University of Virginia

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I am an Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD student at UVA, advised by Dr. Amanda Watson. Before starting my PhD, I held various roles at Sotera Digital Health, JPMorgan Chase, the Department of Defense, and Johnson & Johnson. I received my Master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University and my Bachelor’s degree from The College of New Jersey.

My research focuses on the detection of various physiological biomarkers using off-the-shelf wearable devices, including glucose, blood pressure, skin-tone, macronutrients, and lactate. My primary interests are in digital health, wearable devices, medical cyber-physical systems, and applied machine learning.

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Dec 20, 2024 Our paper on calibration-free blood-pressure monitoring using Lumos was accepted to ICASSP! We’ll be in Hyderabad in April to present - more coming soon.
Oct 15, 2024 Our paper, Raproto: An Open-Source Platform for Rapid Prototyping with Wearable Devices, was accepted to IEEE Body Sensor Networks 2024 and won 3rd place for Best Paper!