Artem Dementyev Cambridge, MA, USA [email protected] Website: http://artem.dementyev.us Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA • Ph.D., Media Arts and Sciences, 9/2013 - present University of Washington, Seattle, WA • M.S., Electrical Engineering. 9/2011 - 8/2013 • Concentration: VLSI and embedded systems. University of Maryland, College Park, MD • Bachelor of Science, Bioengineering. 9/2006 – 6/2009 Montgomery College, Rockville, MD • Associate of Science, Life-Sciences. 9/2004 -6/2006 Research Interests • • • • Wearable health monitoring systems Brain computer interface Ubiquitous computing Wireless sensor networks Awards • • • • • Ubicomp Student Travel Award, 2013 Ubicomp Honorable Mention Award, 2013 IEEE RFID Student Travel Award, 2013 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, 2012 NIH Outstanding Post-Baccalaureate IRTA Award. 2011 Research Experience MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA Graduate Researcher: 8/2013 - present Advisor: Professor Joseph Paradiso University of Washington, Electrical Engineering Department, Seattle, WA Graduate Researcher: 10/2011 - 8/2013 Advisor: Professor Joshua R. Smith • Developed a battery-free EEG recording system, powered by UHF RFID Page 1 of 4 • Worked on wirelessly powered bistable displays Microsoft Research, Cambridge, United Kingdom Research Intern: 6/2012 – 9/2012 Advisors: Dr. Steve Hodges, Stuart Taylor • Prototyped input devices for mobile phones and researched the efficiency of wireless protocols. National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) – - National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, MD Volunteer: 8/2009 – 11/2009 Postbaccalaureate Research Fellow: 11/2009 – 9/2011 Advisor: Dr. Alexander Gorbach • Led independent research project to design miniature wireless sensors, which connect to Android OS mobile phone or PC, for real time data display, storage, transmission for long-term skin and ambient temperature. • Conducted clinical research in non-invasive imaging, and did data analysis by applying digital signal processing, and medical statistics. Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. Research Intern: 12/2005 – 6/2006 Mentor: Dr. Jorge Santiago-Blay • Made measurements and did image analysis to determine proportions of insect species in an independent project. Professional Experience Human Biosciences Inc, Gaithersburg, MD Engineering Intern, 5/2009 – 9/2009 • Programmed and repaired electrical systems of production equipment, for manufacture of collagen based medical wound dressings. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), College Park, MD Engineering Intern: 7/2007 – 9/2008 • Determined whether products such as canned soup and sauces were free of harmful microorganisms. Service IEEE IMS Student Volunteer, 2013 Engineers Without Borders (EWB), College Park, MD Design Lead: Peru Water Project: 9/2008 – 4/2009 Team Member: Burkina Faso Water Project: 9/2007 – 8/2008 • Led design of water tank baffles that are easy to install, inexpensive and significantly improve safety of the water supply in region of rural Peru. Page 2 of 4 • Collaborated with students, professors and professional engineers to design and implement solar powered pumps in Burkina Faso (West Africa). Teaching Experience Teaching Assistant, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA • MAS.500: Intro to Applied Machine Learning Module, 2/2014 – 3/2014 • MAS.S63: Silicon Menagerie: From Bioinspiration to Biomimetics, 2/2014 – 5/2014 Teaching Assistant, University of Washington, Seattle, WA • EE399: Design of Digital Circuits and Systems, 3/2012 – 6/2012 • EE542: Advanced Embedded Systems Design, 12/2011 – 3/2012 • EE447: Control Systems Analysis, 9/2011 – 12/2012 Skills • • • • • • • • CAD software: Rhinoceros 3D Electrical software: Altium, Eagle, Cadence Computing software: MATLAB Embedded Platforms: Atmel, Android, MSP430, ARM Programming languages: C, C++, C#, Python, Java, JavaScript, HTML Operating systems: Mac OS, Linux, Windows Other skills: Analog, digital and mixed circuit design, RF design, PCB design, 3D printing, signal processing, embedded systems, metal and wood machining, electron and light microscopy Fluent languages: Russian, English Peer-Reviewed Conference Publications 1. A. Dementyev, J Paradiso. “WristFlex: Low-Power Gesture Input With Wrist-Worn Pressure Sensors” ACM UIST, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2014 (to appear) 2. A. Dementyev, J Gummeson, D. Thrasher, A. Parks, D. Ganesan, J. R. Smith, A. P. ‘ Sample " Wirelessly Powered Bistable Display Tags ". ACM International Joint ‘ Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp), Zurich, Switzerland, 2013, Honorable Mention Award 3. A. Dementyev, and J. Smith. " A Wearable UHF RFID-Based EEG System" IEEE RFID, 2013, Orlando, Florida 4. A. Dementyev, S. Taylor, J. Smith, S. Hodges “Power consumption analysis of Bluetooth Low Energy, Zigbee, and ANT sensor nodes in cyclic sleep scenario” IEEE International Wireless Symposium, 2013, Beijing, China. Page 3 of 4 5. A. Dementyev, A. Behnaz, A, Gorbach “135-hour battery life skin temperature monitoring system using Bluetooth cellular phone” IEEE Radio and Wireless Symposium, 2013, Austin, Texas. 6. C.G. Scully, W. Liu, J. Meyer, A. Dementyev, K. H. Chon, P. Innominato, F. Levi, A. M. Gorbach (2010) “Time-frequency analysis of skin temperature in a patient with a surface tumor monitored with infrared imaging”. Proceedings of 10th Quantitative Infrared Thermography Conference, 2010:81-88, Montreal. Workshops 1. S.W. Leigh, E. Dreshaj, A. Dementyev, P. Maes, and V. M. Bove. LIMBO: Reprogramming and Augmenting Muscle Activities using Electrical Stimulation, CHI 2014, Workshop paper in "Workshop on Assistive Augmentation." Posters 1. A. Dementyev, J. Meyer, A.M. Gorbach “A low-power device with wireless smartphone connectivity for continuous monitoring of skin temperature” National Institutes of Health Postbac Poster Day (Bethesda, May 2011) 2. A. Dementyev, C.G. Scully, W. Liu, J. Meyer, A.M. Gorbach. “Continuous monitoring of skin temperature fluctuations using wireless dermal patches” mHealth Summit (Washington D.C. November 2010) 3. C.G. Scully, A. Dementyev, W. Liu, J. Meyer, P. Innominato, F. Levi, A.M Gorbach. “Ultradian and circadian rhythms identified by wireless skin temperature patches” National Institutes of Health Research Festival (Bethesda, October 2010) Master's Thesis Applications of RF-powered computing systems: wearable EEG monitor and bistable display tag, Artem Dementyev, M.S. E.E. University of Washington, August 2013 Selected Media Coverage Gizmodo, August 2013, This NFC Powered Bonus E-Ink Display for Your Phone Needs No Batteries TechSpot, August 2013, NFC technology can be used to wirelessly power an Eink display ExtremeTech, August 2013, E-ink display wirelessly powered by NFC, offers a second screen for your second screen NFC World, August 2013, Researchers demonstrate eink display powered by NFC Patents 1. Quick-release self-contained medical electrode. M. Aziz, L. Considine, A. Dementyev, N. Olivares, A. Adekoya, J. Rustag. U.S. patent. US20130172724, 2013. Page 4 of 4