Rapid Hardware and Software Prototyping using Arduino

I worked in the summer of 2009 at Columbia University's Columbia Lab for Unconventional Electronics (CLUE). My main project was to work on an ongoing effort to use organic electronics to understand the mechanism behind seizures. My other responsibilities included developing circuits and code that will be used in an Introduction to Arduino Class at Columbia University, teaching a group of high school students how to use Arduino and LCD displays, and helping with the development of the Modern Display Technology Class at Columbia.

I am very thankful to everyone I worked with, specifically everyone at CLUE, Dr. Ioannis Kymissis (my mentor), Mr. Ruben Rosario and his Partners in Science Program, my engineering teacher Mr. Enzo Paterno, and my family.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Partners In Science
• PIS
• 2009
• CLUE
• seizures
• OLEDs
• organic photodiodes
• AD7896
• Arduino