Neurocomputation and Dynamics Workshop at the 2025 IEEE CDC
Join us at the Neurocomputation and Dynamics Workshop, to be held as part of the 2025 IEEE Conference on Decision and Control in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! The event will bring together experts to discuss computation in natural systems and brain-inspired approaches in artificial systems. The workshop is designed to be accessible to a broad CDC audience not yet familiar with neuroscience or bio-inspired computing.
December 9th, 2025 (8:30 am to 6:00 pm).
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2024 Annual Sievert Prize Lectures
Networks are everywhere. In nature, they regulate food webs, brain activity, and cellular processes. In engineering, they deliver energy and water, mediate traffic, and disseminate information. In society, they govern financial, social, and environmental dynamics. We explore the theory describing the science of interactions and its power to address disparate systems.
In Winter 2024, I was honored to receive the Sievert Lecture Prize from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern. I presented a series of 8 one-hour lectures designed for the general public in Evanston, IL, including graduate and undergraduate students, faculty from various disciplines, high-school students, and retirees.
To see the recordings, check the Youtube playlist here.
Wearable AI tech predicts cardiac arrhythmia 30 minutes before onset
About 59 million people worldwide had atrial fibrillation in 2019, making it the most common type cardiac arrhythmia. To help provide earlier interventions for it, we developed, for the first time, an AI model capable of predicting cardiac arrhythmia about 30 minutes before it occurs. The model uses solely data collected from wearable devices, like smarwatches, and provides a proof-of-concept for real-time, on-demand cardiac prediction.
Our paper was featured in the editorial cover letter by Cell Press. The press release was covered by the University of Luxembourg and several media outlets, including Medical News Today.