(Mar-May 19) The U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently warned that numerous medical devices made by Medtronic are vulnerable to cyber attack. A solution to which is the EQS-HBC recently published by our group. IEEE Spectrum covered our work saying "Medtronic discloses medical device vulnerabilities, while Purdue University scientists propose countermeasure to block attacks". IEEE Spectrum Article.
(May 19) Best Student Paper Award at HOST 2019. Congratulations Debayan and co-authors. Purdue Announcement. This work presents a a white-box model for electromagnetic signal leakage and low-overhead countermeasure for EM Side-Channel Attack. Paper Link.
This is also the third succesive year that SparcLab has received Best paper/poster Award at HOST (2017, 2018 and 2019). Congratulations to all the co-authors for this series of fantastic work on IoT Security over past 3 years. Also, a big Thank You to our collaborators from Intel, especially Santosh Ghosh, the whole Intel Labs team, Arijit Raychowdhury and National Science Foundation (NSF) for the constant support, funding, and encouragement.
(Apr 19) Best Paper Award (Ovearll) in CICC 2019. The paper presented the first monolithic CMOS radiation to digital converter, which consists of a floating-gate radiation sensor and a time-based resistance-to-digital-converter (RDC).
(Jan 19) Paper accepted in DAC 19 and CICC 19. Congratulations Debayan and Baibhab and co-authors.
(Dec 18) Prof. Sen is recognized with the HKN Beta Chapter 'Outstanding Professor Award' and Purdue EVPRP Acorn Award
(Dec 18) Landauer supports SPARC Lab Research on Efficient BioSensing
(Nov 18) CTSI supports Sparc Lab researh on Biomedical Devices. PI Sen collaborates with BME, Purdue and IU School of Medicine.
(Oct 18) Intel Corporation supports SPARC Lab Research
(Jul 18) SPARC Lab is going to lead and perform on the DARPA MIDAS program to design mm-wave oscillators.
(Jun 18) SPARC Lab is part of a $52m grant from Eli Lilly and Company to explore Securely Connected BioMedical Devices. USNews Report.
(May 18) AFRL 2030: Prof. Sen was invited to speak at IU-AFRL 2030, that aims to help define the Science and Technology vision for 2030. Discussions with Major General Bill Cooley, Commander of Air Force Research Laboratory, during this event was really inspiring.
(May 18) Best Poster Award: Baibhab Chatterjee and co-authors received 3rd Best Poster Award for paper titled "RF-PUF: IoT Security Enhancement through Authentication of Wireless Nodes using In-situ Machine Learning," at premier Hardware Security Conference HOST 2018. Congratulations to Baibhab and co-authors. This work shows how In-situ Machine Learning could Secure Radio Communication.
(Mar 18) MIT TR35 India Award: Prof. Sen has been named one of India’s top innovators under 35 by MIT Technology Review and Mint. Mint Newspaper, Purdue News Release
(Jan 18) Our HOST 18 paper is going to present a RF-PUF for IoT Security Enhancement using Machine Learning in Radio baseband. Congratulations Baibhab and co-authors.
(Jan 18) Paper in Microwave and Wireless Component Letters (MWCL) highlighting new insights into HBC Channel Models. Congratulations Shovan and co-authors.
Title: Characterization of Human Body Forward Path Loss and Variability Effects in Voltage-Mode HBC
(Jan 18) Paper in CICC 2018 demonstrating World's Lowest Energy HBC Transceiver, improving the state-of-the-art by 18X. Congratulations Shovan and co-authors.
Title: A 6.3pJ/b 30Mbps -30dB SIR-tolerant Broadband Interference-Robust Human Body Communication Transceiver using Time Domain Signal-Interference Separation
(Dec 17) Radio Interview on HBC: NPR subsidiary Lakeshore Public Radio published excerpts of Radio Interview on Purdue Human Body Communication Technology. Listen Here.
"Purdue discovery clears way for human body to work as robust communication network for electronic devices"
(Dec 17) Landauer supports SPARC Lab Research on Efficient BioSensing
(Nov 17) Paper published in IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits (JSSC 2017) on Switched-Mode Control Hybrid LDO
(with ICSRL, Georgia Tech)
(Oct 17) Dr. Sen is now a Senior Member of IEEE.
(Oct 17) Intel Corporation supports SPARC Lab Research
(Sep 17) SPARC Lab is collaborating with and supported by SMART Films Consortium, Purdue University to develop ULP Sensor Nodes.
(Jul 17) We presented the world's first demonstration of Inter-Human Information exchange among Smartwatches during Handshaking using HBC: ISLPED 17
(Jul 17) Our work on Staged Inference using Conditional Deep Learning enables Real-Time Health Diagnosis on a Wearable Hub: EMBC 17 (with NRL, Purdue)
(Jul 17) Our work on Intelligent Context-Aware IoT Sensor Node is online: TCAS1 (with ICSRL, Georgia Tech)
(Mar 17) SparcLab research is supported by National Science Foundation SaTC program.
(Summer: May-Aug 17) Multiple research/invited presentations at DATE, EMBC, ISLPED, HOST, AFOSR, SRC, ETS, VTS.
(May 17) Our work on High-efficiency Power Side-Channel Attack Immunity received Best Paper Award (student) at premier Hardware Security Conference HOST 2017. Congratulations to Debayan and co-authors at Purdue, Georgia Tech and Intel Labs. HOST Announcement, Purdue Spotlight, Georgia Tech News
(Apr 17) Two papers on Wearable Health Monitoring accepted in IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC). Congratulations to Shovan, Maryam (NRL) and co-authors.
(Mar 16) Prof. Sen proposes to develop a new Undergraduate course (ECE 395) on Design of Analog and Digital Circuits to bridge a gap in the VLSI undergraduate curriculum. Approved by Undergraduate Committee.
(Feb 17) HOST paper accepted on Power Side-Channel Attack Immunity (Security). Congratulations to Debayan and co-authors.
(Jan 17) IMS paper accepted on Self-Optimizing IoT Sensor Node (with Georgia Tech ICSRL). Congratulations to Ningyuan and co-authors.
(Dec 16) Prof. Sen joins the Technical Program Committee of IEEE International Mixed-Signal Testing Workshop (IMSTW).
(Dec 16) Prof. Sen joins the Technical Program Committee of IEEE/ACM International Conference on Computer-Aided Design (ICCAD).
(Nov 16) DATE paper accepted on Interference-Robust Human Body Communication. Congratulations to Shovan and co-authors.
(Oct 16) Prof. Sen speaks at Invited Tutorial in IEEE Sensors 2016 on Context-Aware IoT Sensor Nodes.
(Oct 16) SparcLab is awarded an SRC Contract (with Georgia Tech) to work on IoT Sensor Nodes.
(Sep 16) Prof. Sen proposes to develop a new Graduate course (ECE 695) High-Speed Mixed-Signal IC to bridge a gap in the VLSI graduate curriculum. Approved by Graduate Committee.
(Aug 16) Paper published in IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits (JSSC 2016) on Proximity Communication demonstrating world's fastest and most energy-efficient board-to-board capacitive communication link.
(Aug 16) SparcLab welcomes 3 new Ph.D. students. Gregory Chang, Debayan Das, and Shovan Maity.
(Jul 16) Undergraduate student researcher Xinyi Jiang publishes first-authored research paper and attends NAECON
(Jun 16) Prof. Sen speaks at Invited Talk in DAC 2016 on Context-Aware Communication for IoT
(Jun 16) ESSCIRC paper accepted on Hybrid Mixed-Signal Switched Mode LDO (with Georgia Tech ICSRL). Congratulations to Saad.
(May 16) Prof. Sen is serving on the Technical Program Committee of DATE 2017
(Apr 16) SparcLab's first paper on Human Body Communication is accepted in ISLPED 2016.
(Apr 16) Prof. Sen is serving as Publicity Chair for IEEE ETS' 17
(Feb 16) Paper presented in ISSCC 2016 on Proximity Comm. (23.2) demonstrating world's fastest and most energy-efficient board-to-board capacitive communication link.
(Feb 16) Welcome to two ECE undergraduate Sophomore students to SparcLab. Xinyi Jiang and Kavian Mojabe.
(Jan 16) Prof. Sen is teaching a large undergraduate course (>250 students): ECE 270: Introduction to Digital Systems.
(Jan 16) SparcLab is founded by Prof. Shreyas Sen, who joins ECE, Purdue after 5+ years of industry experience at Circuit Research Lab (CRL) and Wireless Communication Research (WCR), Intel Labs, Qualcomm and Rambus. Prof. Sen received his PhD. from ECE, Georgia Tech in 2011.
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