This document provides a summary of Sergei Aleinik's work experience and qualifications. It outlines over 20 years of experience in signal processing, C/C++ programming, statistical analysis, and developing audio processing algorithms. Key areas of expertise include signal processing, adaptive filtering, speech recognition, and statistical modeling. Recent work involves developing algorithms for microphone arrays, noise suppression, and acoustic signal processing as a research scientist at ITMO University in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Gabriella Suarez is a senior at Temple University studying computer engineering with a minor in Spanish. She has a 3.86 GPA and is on the Dean's List. Her relevant experience includes leading the programming of an Arduino robot for NASA and developing software using C++ to analyze EEG signals for seizure detection. She also works as a lab assistant teaching computer programming in C.
This resume summarizes the education and experience of Sunanda Prabhu-Gaunkar. She has a PhD in electrical engineering and computer science from Northwestern University. She currently works as a scientist, electrical engineer, and nanotechnology specialist at Radius Product Development. Previously, she held postdoctoral positions at Northwestern University and worked on research projects involving nanofabrication, quantum wells, and materials modeling. She has extensive experience in areas such as electronics, nanotechnology, product development, and research.
Haoran Wang is seeking an internship or entry-level job utilizing his expertise in electrical engineering. He has an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Santa Cruz expected in June 2015 and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota. His technical skills include experience with software like Cadence, Xilinx, and Microsoft Office as well as hardware skills with microcontrollers, LabVIEW, and test equipment. For projects, he designed a 16-bit watchdog timer and MEMS deformable mirror. Previously he worked as a chef and led the Chinese Students and Scholars Association as president.
Suleyman Serdar Kozat is a research staff member at IBM researching speech technologies. He has a PhD from the University of Illinois in electrical engineering, with a focus on digital signal processing. He has published numerous papers in signal processing and machine learning and holds several patents. He seeks full-time positions applying machine learning and signal processing to problems such as speech recognition.
Haoran Wang is seeking an internship or entry-level job utilizing his expertise in electrical engineering. He has a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Santa Cruz expected in June 2015 and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from University of Minnesota. His technical skills include software like Verilog, C, and Assembly as well as hardware experience. He has project experience including a watchdog timer layout and MEMS deformable mirror.
Alexey Shulga is a senior software engineer with over 10 years of experience in software development. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science and Cybernetics from Southern Federal University and his M.S. in Computer and Information Science from Taganrog State University of Radio Engineering. Currently, he works at Samsung Electronics as a senior engineer where he has led projects developing mapping APIs for Tizen and prototyped platforms for intelligent assistants and social networking. Previously, he worked at R&D Medicom MTD where he developed software for medical diagnostic equipment.
Mark Gill received a Master's degree in Music Technology from the University of Miami in 2015 and a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Tennessee Knoxville in 2013. He has experience developing audio software and plugins using C++, C, XML, Java, MATLAB, and Objective-C. His most recent role was as an Audio iOS Developer for MusiQuest where he overhauled their audio engine and developed DSP tools.
Mitchell D. Herndon is seeking an engineering position and has relevant experience constructing hardware components and cable harnesses for electronic warfare systems through co-ops at Georgia Tech Research Institute. He has a 3.6 GPA while pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology graduating in Fall 2016. Additionally, he has worked as a water quality technician and tutor. Herndon has skills in programming languages like MATLAB, C, C++ and software like Labview, Quartus II and has experience with electronics hardware. He is pursuing a master's degree in electrical engineering.
Gabriella Suarez is a senior at Temple University studying computer engineering with a minor in Spanish. She has a 3.86 GPA and is on the Dean's List. Her relevant experience includes leading the programming of an Arduino robot for NASA and developing software using C++ to analyze EEG signals for seizure detection. She also works as a lab assistant teaching computer programming in C.
This resume summarizes the education and experience of Sunanda Prabhu-Gaunkar. She has a PhD in electrical engineering and computer science from Northwestern University. She currently works as a scientist, electrical engineer, and nanotechnology specialist at Radius Product Development. Previously, she held postdoctoral positions at Northwestern University and worked on research projects involving nanofabrication, quantum wells, and materials modeling. She has extensive experience in areas such as electronics, nanotechnology, product development, and research.
Haoran Wang is seeking an internship or entry-level job utilizing his expertise in electrical engineering. He has an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Santa Cruz expected in June 2015 and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Minnesota. His technical skills include experience with software like Cadence, Xilinx, and Microsoft Office as well as hardware skills with microcontrollers, LabVIEW, and test equipment. For projects, he designed a 16-bit watchdog timer and MEMS deformable mirror. Previously he worked as a chef and led the Chinese Students and Scholars Association as president.
Suleyman Serdar Kozat is a research staff member at IBM researching speech technologies. He has a PhD from the University of Illinois in electrical engineering, with a focus on digital signal processing. He has published numerous papers in signal processing and machine learning and holds several patents. He seeks full-time positions applying machine learning and signal processing to problems such as speech recognition.
Haoran Wang is seeking an internship or entry-level job utilizing his expertise in electrical engineering. He has a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Santa Cruz expected in June 2015 and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from University of Minnesota. His technical skills include software like Verilog, C, and Assembly as well as hardware experience. He has project experience including a watchdog timer layout and MEMS deformable mirror.
Alexey Shulga is a senior software engineer with over 10 years of experience in software development. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science and Cybernetics from Southern Federal University and his M.S. in Computer and Information Science from Taganrog State University of Radio Engineering. Currently, he works at Samsung Electronics as a senior engineer where he has led projects developing mapping APIs for Tizen and prototyped platforms for intelligent assistants and social networking. Previously, he worked at R&D Medicom MTD where he developed software for medical diagnostic equipment.
Mark Gill received a Master's degree in Music Technology from the University of Miami in 2015 and a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Tennessee Knoxville in 2013. He has experience developing audio software and plugins using C++, C, XML, Java, MATLAB, and Objective-C. His most recent role was as an Audio iOS Developer for MusiQuest where he overhauled their audio engine and developed DSP tools.
Mitchell D. Herndon is seeking an engineering position and has relevant experience constructing hardware components and cable harnesses for electronic warfare systems through co-ops at Georgia Tech Research Institute. He has a 3.6 GPA while pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology graduating in Fall 2016. Additionally, he has worked as a water quality technician and tutor. Herndon has skills in programming languages like MATLAB, C, C++ and software like Labview, Quartus II and has experience with electronics hardware. He is pursuing a master's degree in electrical engineering.
Tomi Olubeko received a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin in 2017. He has skills in programming languages like Java, Python, C/C++ and experience developing hardware and software components. His professional experience includes working as an undergraduate research assistant where he designed hardware and software to monitor high energy lasers and wrote Labview code.
Oscar Medina is a graduating Masters student in Electrical Engineering from the University of North Texas, relocating to Boston upon graduation. He has internship experience at L-3 Communications and Textron Marine and Land Systems, where he tested RF components, designed circuit boards and vehicle systems, and supported engineers. Medina also has teaching experience as a teaching assistant and engineering skills in areas such as CAD, MATLAB, LabVIEW, VHDL, and electrical engineering equipment.
This document is a resume for James Lai seeking an entry-level electrical engineering position. It lists his education including a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from San Jose State University and a Bachelor's degree from UC San Diego. It details his relevant coursework and skills including experience with circuit design tools, RF systems, and programming. It also lists his work experience, including an internship developing test programs for microcontrollers and previous positions testing antennas and maintaining arcade machines.
Hasnaa Rabbat has a Masters in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan and a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from the American University of Sharjah. She has work experience as a Flight Algorithms Engineer at Ashima Devices where she implements flight control systems and noise rejection techniques. Prior to this, she held engineering internships in Syria and the UAE. She has received several awards for her senior design projects and research involving wireless communications, signal processing, and assistive technologies for the visually impaired.
Everlino Jose A. Ramos is seeking a position in systems engineering and has over 6 years of experience working in communications engineering. He has a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Cal Poly Pomona with a focus on communication systems and digital signal processing. He has worked as a teaching associate and communications engineer and has skills in programming, operating systems, and engineering applications.
The document is a resume for Janhavi Shiras detailing her educational background which includes a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, as well as her professional experience which includes positions doing embedded engineering and software development using languages like Python, C, and C++. She provides examples of projects she has worked on involving areas like wireless sensor networks, GUI programming, speech recognition systems, and collecting and transmitting weather data using various hardware devices and communication protocols.
The document announces the 2nd IEEE International Conference on CYBER Technology in Automation, Control, and Intelligent Systems (IEEE-CYBER 2012) to be held from May 27-31, 2012 in Bangkok, Thailand. It calls for late-news paper submissions by April 10th for review and potential presentation at the conference and inclusion in the proceedings. The conference will include symposiums on topics such as the Internet of Things, power management and energy systems, and robotics and automation. Accepted papers will be published in the IEEE Xplore database and selected papers may be published in related journals.
Andrew Bentley is seeking a position in electronic engineering. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering Technology from DeVry University. His skills include software programs like Windows, MS Office, and programming languages. He also has experience with hardware including microcontrollers, circuits, and electronic testing devices. Previous projects include building a digital effects processor and repairing computers. His work history demonstrates customer service experience in retail and food service roles.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the qualifications of Paul Thomas Watrobski, who is currently a PhD candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland specializing in cybersecurity. His research interests include cryptography, ad-hoc networks, the internet-of-things, and cyber-physical systems. He holds an MS in Electrical Engineering from the State University of New York at Binghamton and has worked as a researcher at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He has also held teaching assistant roles and advised undergraduate students.
This document discusses clinical pathways and their relationship to clinical guidelines and personalized medicine. It provides definitions of clinical pathways and guidelines, and outlines some key components that clinical pathways should include, such as being detailed, evidence-based, and transparent in their development. The document notes concerns that some pathways developed by payers may overly emphasize cost control and limit treatment options, which could conflict with personalized medicine. It argues pathways should be led by providers and allow flexibility for clinical judgment rather than a "cookie cutter" approach.
The document compares the performance of a Dell PowerEdge R720 server configured with SAS hard drives versus Samsung Green SM825 solid-state drives (SSDs) for supporting virtual desktop users. It finds that the server configured with SSDs supported 95% more virtual desktop users (160 users) than the SAS configuration (82 users), demonstrating that upgrading to SSDs can nearly double the number of supported users. Testing showed the SSD configuration experienced very low disk latency and high disk commands per second, allowing it to better handle intensive user workloads compared to the SAS drives.
Care and use manual waters x bridge columnsJohn Omondi
This document provides guidance on using Waters XBridge chromatography columns. Key points:
- XBridge columns offer excellent peak shape, efficiency, and stability across a range of pH and mobile phases. Each column undergoes quality testing to ensure reproducible performance.
- Proper column installation, equilibration, and efficiency testing are described to optimize column life and separation quality. Sample preparation tips help avoid contamination.
- Operating guidelines cover using guard columns, pH limits, solvents, pressures, and temperatures for different XBridge chemistries. Troubleshooting tips and column storage procedures ensure long term column usability.
This document provides aggregate data on physical therapist education programs, students, and faculty for the 2014-2015 academic year. It summarizes information from 242 accredited US programs, including data on program characteristics, admissions, enrollment, outcomes, faculty demographics, and finances. The average physical therapist program is located in a private university in the South Atlantic region, has 10 core faculty, 41 students, and costs $99,797 to complete over 2 years.
Brenda G. O'Connell has over 22 years of experience in leadership and management roles within the financial services industry, most recently as Vice President of Security and Facilities Management at Directions Credit Union. She holds a BBA in Accounting, Marketing, and Banking as well as security and fraud related certifications. O'Connell has a proven track record of managing operations, IT, security, and facilities across a network of 11 branches and overseeing projects, budgets, regulatory compliance, and vendor relationships. She is seeking a new opportunity to contribute leadership and security expertise.
This document explores the relationship between numerology and names. Numerology is the belief that numbers are related to events, names, and other phenomena. Various numerology systems assign numerical values to letters in order to calculate numbers related to people's names and birth dates. For example, one system sums the numerical values of the letters in a name to determine characteristics about that person. Numerologists have observed potential characteristics associated with different single-digit numbers that can be derived from names and birth dates.
Praveen started Narayani GhramIT Systems Private Limited (SoftTown) in 2012 to provide IT and ITES services from rural India at reasonable prices. Praveen has over 24 years of experience in IT, previously working for TeleDNA, which he helped grow to 350 employees, and Motorola in the US. SoftTown's rural location in Andhra Pradesh provides access to a large talent pool of IT graduates within 25km, low operational costs, and substantial government benefits for IT companies, including subsidies on rent, bandwidth, recruitment, and more. The infrastructure includes a 21,000 square foot office building in a notified private IT park.
The City of Carrollton maintains 1,176 lane miles of roadways, 189 miles of alleys, and 67 bridges. The report card assigns grades of A-F to different types of surface infrastructure based on condition assessments. Arterial streets received an A- grade in both 2014 and 2018, while collector streets, residential streets, and alleys received grades ranging from B- to D-. Sidewalks received a grade of C- in 2014 based on an older survey, and bridges received a B- grade in both years. Ongoing maintenance and replacement programs aim to sustain and improve the overall condition of the City's surface infrastructure network.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de anticoagulantes y pruebas de coagulación. Se dividen los anticoagulantes en dos tipos: anticoagulantes de acción indirecta como la heparina y anticoagulantes de acción directa como los inhibidores de trombina. También se explican pruebas como el tiempo de protrombina, recuento de plaquetas y otros parámetros del cuadro hemático importante para evaluar la coagulación sanguínea.
Tomi Olubeko received a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin in 2017. He has skills in programming languages like Java, Python, C/C++ and experience developing hardware and software components. His professional experience includes working as an undergraduate research assistant where he designed hardware and software to monitor high energy lasers and wrote Labview code.
Oscar Medina is a graduating Masters student in Electrical Engineering from the University of North Texas, relocating to Boston upon graduation. He has internship experience at L-3 Communications and Textron Marine and Land Systems, where he tested RF components, designed circuit boards and vehicle systems, and supported engineers. Medina also has teaching experience as a teaching assistant and engineering skills in areas such as CAD, MATLAB, LabVIEW, VHDL, and electrical engineering equipment.
This document is a resume for James Lai seeking an entry-level electrical engineering position. It lists his education including a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from San Jose State University and a Bachelor's degree from UC San Diego. It details his relevant coursework and skills including experience with circuit design tools, RF systems, and programming. It also lists his work experience, including an internship developing test programs for microcontrollers and previous positions testing antennas and maintaining arcade machines.
Hasnaa Rabbat has a Masters in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan and a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from the American University of Sharjah. She has work experience as a Flight Algorithms Engineer at Ashima Devices where she implements flight control systems and noise rejection techniques. Prior to this, she held engineering internships in Syria and the UAE. She has received several awards for her senior design projects and research involving wireless communications, signal processing, and assistive technologies for the visually impaired.
Everlino Jose A. Ramos is seeking a position in systems engineering and has over 6 years of experience working in communications engineering. He has a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Cal Poly Pomona with a focus on communication systems and digital signal processing. He has worked as a teaching associate and communications engineer and has skills in programming, operating systems, and engineering applications.
The document is a resume for Janhavi Shiras detailing her educational background which includes a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, as well as her professional experience which includes positions doing embedded engineering and software development using languages like Python, C, and C++. She provides examples of projects she has worked on involving areas like wireless sensor networks, GUI programming, speech recognition systems, and collecting and transmitting weather data using various hardware devices and communication protocols.
The document announces the 2nd IEEE International Conference on CYBER Technology in Automation, Control, and Intelligent Systems (IEEE-CYBER 2012) to be held from May 27-31, 2012 in Bangkok, Thailand. It calls for late-news paper submissions by April 10th for review and potential presentation at the conference and inclusion in the proceedings. The conference will include symposiums on topics such as the Internet of Things, power management and energy systems, and robotics and automation. Accepted papers will be published in the IEEE Xplore database and selected papers may be published in related journals.
Andrew Bentley is seeking a position in electronic engineering. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering Technology from DeVry University. His skills include software programs like Windows, MS Office, and programming languages. He also has experience with hardware including microcontrollers, circuits, and electronic testing devices. Previous projects include building a digital effects processor and repairing computers. His work history demonstrates customer service experience in retail and food service roles.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the qualifications of Paul Thomas Watrobski, who is currently a PhD candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland specializing in cybersecurity. His research interests include cryptography, ad-hoc networks, the internet-of-things, and cyber-physical systems. He holds an MS in Electrical Engineering from the State University of New York at Binghamton and has worked as a researcher at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He has also held teaching assistant roles and advised undergraduate students.
This document discusses clinical pathways and their relationship to clinical guidelines and personalized medicine. It provides definitions of clinical pathways and guidelines, and outlines some key components that clinical pathways should include, such as being detailed, evidence-based, and transparent in their development. The document notes concerns that some pathways developed by payers may overly emphasize cost control and limit treatment options, which could conflict with personalized medicine. It argues pathways should be led by providers and allow flexibility for clinical judgment rather than a "cookie cutter" approach.
The document compares the performance of a Dell PowerEdge R720 server configured with SAS hard drives versus Samsung Green SM825 solid-state drives (SSDs) for supporting virtual desktop users. It finds that the server configured with SSDs supported 95% more virtual desktop users (160 users) than the SAS configuration (82 users), demonstrating that upgrading to SSDs can nearly double the number of supported users. Testing showed the SSD configuration experienced very low disk latency and high disk commands per second, allowing it to better handle intensive user workloads compared to the SAS drives.
Care and use manual waters x bridge columnsJohn Omondi
This document provides guidance on using Waters XBridge chromatography columns. Key points:
- XBridge columns offer excellent peak shape, efficiency, and stability across a range of pH and mobile phases. Each column undergoes quality testing to ensure reproducible performance.
- Proper column installation, equilibration, and efficiency testing are described to optimize column life and separation quality. Sample preparation tips help avoid contamination.
- Operating guidelines cover using guard columns, pH limits, solvents, pressures, and temperatures for different XBridge chemistries. Troubleshooting tips and column storage procedures ensure long term column usability.
This document provides aggregate data on physical therapist education programs, students, and faculty for the 2014-2015 academic year. It summarizes information from 242 accredited US programs, including data on program characteristics, admissions, enrollment, outcomes, faculty demographics, and finances. The average physical therapist program is located in a private university in the South Atlantic region, has 10 core faculty, 41 students, and costs $99,797 to complete over 2 years.
Brenda G. O'Connell has over 22 years of experience in leadership and management roles within the financial services industry, most recently as Vice President of Security and Facilities Management at Directions Credit Union. She holds a BBA in Accounting, Marketing, and Banking as well as security and fraud related certifications. O'Connell has a proven track record of managing operations, IT, security, and facilities across a network of 11 branches and overseeing projects, budgets, regulatory compliance, and vendor relationships. She is seeking a new opportunity to contribute leadership and security expertise.
This document explores the relationship between numerology and names. Numerology is the belief that numbers are related to events, names, and other phenomena. Various numerology systems assign numerical values to letters in order to calculate numbers related to people's names and birth dates. For example, one system sums the numerical values of the letters in a name to determine characteristics about that person. Numerologists have observed potential characteristics associated with different single-digit numbers that can be derived from names and birth dates.
Praveen started Narayani GhramIT Systems Private Limited (SoftTown) in 2012 to provide IT and ITES services from rural India at reasonable prices. Praveen has over 24 years of experience in IT, previously working for TeleDNA, which he helped grow to 350 employees, and Motorola in the US. SoftTown's rural location in Andhra Pradesh provides access to a large talent pool of IT graduates within 25km, low operational costs, and substantial government benefits for IT companies, including subsidies on rent, bandwidth, recruitment, and more. The infrastructure includes a 21,000 square foot office building in a notified private IT park.
The City of Carrollton maintains 1,176 lane miles of roadways, 189 miles of alleys, and 67 bridges. The report card assigns grades of A-F to different types of surface infrastructure based on condition assessments. Arterial streets received an A- grade in both 2014 and 2018, while collector streets, residential streets, and alleys received grades ranging from B- to D-. Sidewalks received a grade of C- in 2014 based on an older survey, and bridges received a B- grade in both years. Ongoing maintenance and replacement programs aim to sustain and improve the overall condition of the City's surface infrastructure network.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de anticoagulantes y pruebas de coagulación. Se dividen los anticoagulantes en dos tipos: anticoagulantes de acción indirecta como la heparina y anticoagulantes de acción directa como los inhibidores de trombina. También se explican pruebas como el tiempo de protrombina, recuento de plaquetas y otros parámetros del cuadro hemático importante para evaluar la coagulación sanguínea.
This résumé is for John M. J. Pustai and provides information about his education, community involvement, management experience, technical experience, and work history. He has a B.A. in Physics and Mathematics from Cornell University and started a Ph.D. in Applied Physics at Purdue University. He has over 500 hours of continuing education in various technical fields. His community involvement includes positions on school boards and with technical organizations. He has extensive management and technical experience spanning several decades working in engineering, project management, technical writing, and consulting roles.
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Guy Leshem provides his curriculum vitae, which details his experience as a software engineer, physicist, and statistician. He has a PhD in statistics from Hebrew University, with a thesis focusing on improving machine learning algorithms. He has over 10 years of experience as a software engineer at Intel developing networking tools. Currently he works as a statistical advisor and has taught university courses.
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Dr. Hatem Yousry El-Sayed is seeking an innovative research or teaching position where he can apply his academic background and experience. He has a PhD in electronics and communications engineering from Ain Shams University in Egypt. His research interests include digital signal processing system design, cognitive radio networks, and spectrum sensing algorithms. He has taught courses in electronic circuits, communications systems, digital signal processing, VLSI design, and PLC programming.
Wael Dghais is a senior researcher and lecturer in electrical engineering with interests in EDA tools, modeling of nanoscale transistors, optoelectronics devices, and industrial process characterization. He received his PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Aveiro in 2013. He has over 10 years of experience in research, teaching, and industry.
Anton Bobkov is a software engineer with over 20 years of experience developing real-time signal processing algorithms for applications including IP telephony, wireless technologies, speech and image/video processing. He has expertise in algorithm optimization for embedded implementations including bare metal systems. His background includes positions at Intel, Terayon Communication Systems, Internet Telecom, and the Popov's Institute for Broadcasting Receptions and Acoustics.
The document is a call for papers for the International Conference on Machine Learning and Data Analysis (ICMLDA 2008) to be held October 22-24, 2008 in San Francisco, USA. It provides information on submission guidelines and important dates, as well as an overview of topics that will be covered at the conference related to machine learning and data analysis techniques and applications. Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings and considered for publication in relevant journals.
The Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Telecommunications at Vyatka State University consists of three departments: Higher Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Informatics, and Radioelectronic Equipment. The Radioelectronic Equipment Department implements educational programs in communication networks, secure communications, mobile communication technologies, and information security. The department's research includes algorithms for image compression, filtering, and segmentation, as well as work on self-organizing wireless networks and design of recursive digital filters. Key areas of research include nonlinear image processing, video compression, and cognitive radio technologies for ad hoc networks.
Wilberth Herrera has over 5 years of research experience in acoustic wave propagation and its engineering applications. He has particular expertise in computational modeling, processing, and inversion of acoustic signals in petroleum exploration. His research focuses on simulating and interpreting acoustic well logging data. He has extensive experience with scientific programming and parallel computing.
Peter Bock is a professor of machine intelligence and cognition at The George Washington University. He received a BA from Ripon College in 1962 and an MS from Purdue University in 1964. His areas of expertise include research and development methods, statistical methods, machine intelligence, and cognitive science. He is the principal investigator on several grants involving adaptive learning and image processing. He has published two books and over 50 papers on topics related to collective learning systems and applying machine learning to problems in various domains.
This document discusses and provides information about the Serf Software Suite, which includes several freeware programs for analyzing electrophysiological data, simulating synaptic currents, and performing statistical tests on data. The Suite includes Electrophy for analyzing electrophysiological recordings, and other programs for creating graphs, changing desktop backgrounds, converting files to sound, and more. It provides an overview of the capabilities and uses of the software programs.
This document describes Serf Software Suite, a freeware program called Electrophy that can analyze electrophysiological data. It accepts different file formats and can simulate synaptic currents, estimate rate constants, and perform statistical tests on data. It can also fit curves and analyze spike trains and single channel recordings. The suite includes other programs for creating graphs, changing desktop backgrounds, converting files to sound, and creating musical works from recordings.
Cristian Randieri has an extensive background in engineering, computer science, and research. He received his PhD in Engineering in Computer Science and Telecommunications from Catania University in 2004. Since then, he has held several research and teaching positions, including at CERN, various Italian universities, and as the founder and CEO of his own company Intellisystem Technologies. He has significant experience leading research and development projects in areas like remote monitoring, automation, and video surveillance for applications in industrial plants, hospitals, and more.
Lu-an Liu has extensive experience in electronics engineering, signal processing, and sound and vibration. He has independently developed several machine-to-machine communication systems using mobile networks, ARM processors, and protocols like CANbus and Modbus to communicate with heat pumps. He is skilled in areas like electronic design, wireless communications, programming, and acoustic measurements and analyses. Liu holds a master's degree from KTH in Sound and Vibration and is currently working on his thesis.
Manoj Rao has a Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from UT Austin with a 3.88 GPA. He has over 2 years of industry experience as a design engineer at Texas Instruments where he worked on digital and physical design of ADCs. He also had an internship at NVIDIA working on power management unit verification. His skills include RTL design, synthesis, physical design, and experience with tools like Verilog, VHDL, Synopsys, and Cadence.
The document is a resume for Christian Holmstedt summarizing his experience and skills. It outlines his broad experience in radio astronomy systems and receivers, including analog and digital electronics design, electromechanical systems, automation, RF testing, vacuum technology, and clean room work. It also lists his technical skills and work history developing and testing cryogenically cooled low noise receivers for radio telescopes.
Automatic Music Generation Using Deep LearningIRJET Journal
This document discusses automatic music generation using deep learning. It begins with an abstract describing how music is generated in the form of a sequence of ABC notes using deep learning concepts. LSTM or GRUs are commonly used for music generation as recurrent neural networks that can efficiently model sequences. The main purpose of the project described is to generate melodious and rhythmic music automatically using a recurrent neural network. It reviews approaches like WaveNet and LSTM for music generation and tools like Magenta and DeepJazz. The design uses a character RNN and LSTM network to classify and predict the next character in an ABC notation sequence to generate music.
1. SERGEI ALEINIK
Location: Stachek-105-2-836, St.Petersburg, 198303, Russia E-mail: sergealeinik@gmail.com
Mobile: +7 (921) 583 0168
Home: +7 (812) 753 0413
OBJECTIVE
Signal processing scientist, Microphone array processing scientist, Audio signal processing algorithms
developer, C/C++ Software engineer (algorithms development).
HIGHLIGHTS AND SUMMARY
• Over 20 years of experience in the Digital signal processing, C/C++ programming, Statistical data
processing, Spectral Analysis (FFT algorithms application, etc.), Data Filtering, Microphone Arrays,
Adaptive signal processing, Mathematical statistics, as well as scientific programming in Speech
technology, Noise suppression, Spectral analysis, Forecasting, Event detection, etc.
• More than 20 scientific articles published (see bottom of this CV).
• Seven inventions (patents granted: Noise suppression, Signal processing, Computers, etc.).
EXPERT IN: Signal processing, Filtration, Adaptive processing, C/C++ programming, Applied statistics,
Spectral analysis, Speech recognition technique, Statistical simulation, Experimental time series processing.
EXPERIENCE
April 2011 – Currently employed
Company STS Innovations / ITMO University. St. Petersburg, Russia
Position Research Scientist, Lead engineer.
Responsibilities
• New algorithms created in the area of Microphone arrays for speech processing, Noise
Suppression, Acoustic signal processing, etc .
• Adaptive signal processing (prediction filters in time and frequency domain), Wiener filtering.
• Algorithms for Feature and Event detection.
• Filtration, Spectral analysis algorithms.
July 2002 – April 2011
Company Ectaco-RD, LLC. (Speech recognition group), St.Petersburg, Russia
Position Senior Software engineer - Mathematician
Responsibilities
• New speech recognition technologies (new algorithms and C/C++ realization).
• Created Voice activity detector - robust to input signal level, detects speech in real noise
environment. Stable detection for Speech to Noise ratio down to –9 dB.
• Developed Adaptive speech restoring filter (C++ class). Filter characteristics are variated according
to speech signal distortion with the aim to restore pure speech signal.
• Created Speech visualizer – C library for artistic speech signal visualization.
• Provided statistical simulation and investigation of the different speech recognition algorithms.
• Developed algorithms and software for noise modelling and suppression.
• Provided statistical simulation of speech recognition process in noise environment.
2. March 2001 - March 2002
Company VIVA networks AB. (Swedish company, representatives in St.Petersburg, Russia)
Position Software engineer
Responsibilities
• Developed various applications for the Internet, inter process communication, etc.
• Pocket computer databases interface.
• Created system applications for pocket computers and IBM PC:
• File manager - control program for starting, deleting, moving, displaying and installation of
applied applications on pocket computer.
• Programs for communication and transferring files from pocket computer to PC and back.
• Libraries for fast work with pocket computer's databases and memory.
July 1999 - February 2001
Company Titan Technology LLC. (St.Petersburg, Russia)
Position Software engineer - Statistician
Responsibilities
• Created new algorithms and software for computer speech recognition systems.
• Developed computer neural net and program to simulate neural net as a speech recognition device.
• Created new algorithms and software for detection of human speech from the different office noises:
knocks on table, claps, human cough, door knocks, telephone bells.
• Created adaptive nonlinear filter for car noise suppression. Created program and investigated the
suppressor by the means of computer simulation.
• Investigated new statistical parameters of speech and speech+noise signals.
October 1997 - July 1999
Company Prodtorg LLC. (St.Petersburg, Russia)
Position Software engineer
Responsibilities
• Created algorithms and software for statistical processing of economical data.
• Economical data processing.
October 1986 - July 1997
Company Research institute of the applied science (St.Petersburg, Russia)
Position Chief of laboratory (1994 – 1997), Junior scientist (1986 – 1994)
Responsibilities
• Provided scientific investigation in the area of experimental data processing, signal processing,
statistical simulation.
• Developed algorithms and software for processing of biological, medical time series.
• Investigated statistical characteristics of different time series and its models.
• Simulated different algorithms of the time series parameters estimation.
EDUCATION
1986 – 1988: St.Petersburg State University, Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics. Applied
mathematics for engineers course.
1981 – 1986: St.Petersburg High Naval Institute of Radio electronics. Major: Electronics, Hydro acoustics.
Diploma with honors.
1997 – 1998: Internet FOREX Network Incorporation, St.Petersburg. Financial mathematics. Theory and
practice of currency exchange trading.
LANGUAGES
Russian: Native.
English: Fluent.
3. REFERENCES
Available upon request.
APPENDIX – MAIN SCIENTIFIC WORKS PUBLISHED
A list of my main works can be fond at:
https://scholar.google.ru/citations?hl=ru&user=Sse7uEsAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate
Article: Aleinik Sergei, Stolbov Mikhail. “A Comparative Study of Speech Processing in Microphone Arrays
with Multichannel Alignment and Zelinski Post-Filtering”. Speech and Computer. Springer
International Publishing, 2015. pp. 34-41.
Article: Aleinik, Sergei, Stolbov Mikhail. “SNR Estimation Based on Adaptive Signal Decomposition for
Quality Evaluation of Speech Enhancement Algorithms”. Speech and Computer. Springer
International Publishing, 2015. 364-371.
Article: Simonchik, K., Aleinik, S., Ivanko, D., & Lavrentyeva, G. “Automatic Preprocessing Technique for
Detection of Corrupted Speech Signal Fragments for the Purpose of Speaker Recognition”. In
Speech and Computer. Springer International Publishing. 2015, pp. 121-128.
Article: Aleinik, S.V., Stolbov, M.B.: “Improvement of Microphone Array Characteristics for Speech
Capturing”. Modern Applied Science, Vol. 9, No 6, 2015, pp.310-319.
Article: Aleinik, S., Sukhmel V.: “Voice Passphrase Variability Evaluation for Speaker Recognition”.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 8915, 2015, pp. 3 – 9.
Article: Aleinik, S., Kudashev, O., “Estimating Stochasticity of Acoustic Signals”, Speech and Computer.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer International Publishing, Switzerland, Vol. 8773, 2014,
pp. 192-199.
Article: Aleinik, S.V., Stolbov, M.B.: “Speech Enhancement with Microphone Array Using Frequency-
Domain Alignment Technique”. In: Proc. of Audio Engineering Society Conference: 54th
International Conference: Audio Forensic, 2014.
Article: Aleinik, S.V., Stolbov, M.B.: “Time Delay Estimation Using Signal Envelopes for Synchronisation of
Recordings”. International Journal of Electrical, Electronic Science and Engineering, 8(2), 66 – 73?
2014
Article: Aleinik, S.V., Matveev, Y.N.: "Detection of Clipped Fragments in Speech Signals". International
Science Index 86, International Journal of Electrical, Electronic Science and Engineering, 8(2), 74 –
80, 2014
Article: Ignatov P., Stolbov M., Aleynik S. “Semi-Automated Technique for Noisy Recording Enhancement
Using an Independent Reference Recording”, in Proc of 46th International Conference of the Audio
Engineering Society. Denver, CO, USA. June 14-16, pp. 57-64, 2012.
Article: "Approximate calculation of optimal time of fluctuate signal analysis". "Radiotekhnika",
Moscow, 1992, No. 10-11
Article: "Spectral analysis of moving fibrous paper-water flow". "Isvestiya of St.Petersburg
Lesotechnicheskoi Academii". 1993.
Article: "Optical methods as an instrument for cellulose flow investigations". "Lesnoi zhurnal", St.Petersburg,
1993, No. 2-3
Article: "Approximate distribution density of the sum of dependent Gaussian random values squares".
"Radiotekhnika", Moscow, 1999, No. 1, pp. 53-55.
Article: "Time series determinancy evaluation". "Radiotekhnika", Moscow, 1999, No. 9, pp. 16-22.
Report at a conference:” Informational approach to seismic data processing", I St.Petersburg International
Conference "Conversion technology of hydro acoustics", 1994.
Report at a conference: "New method of noise reduction in telecommunications. Informational approach".
VI Petersburg International Conference "Regional Information science-96", 1996.
Patent: Russian Patent No. 2077182 "Method and device for noise suppression", 1994.
Patent: Russian Patent No. 2077181 "Method and device for noise suppression in pauses", 1994.
Patent: Russian Patent No. 2078380 "Method and device for automatic control of the recorded signal level",
1995.