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BART LAB Members are going to Columbia and Johns Hopkins

Miss Auranuch Lorsakul (Ney) and Miss Sureerat Reaungamornrat (Ja) have been accepted to pursue their Ph.D. degrees at the Columbia University and Johns Hopkins University, respectively, in this Fall (2009). Auranuch will be working with Prof. Andrew F. Laine, Heffner Biomedical Imaging…

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BART LAB Rescue Won SICE Award and The 1st Runner Up at RoboCup Japan Open 2009

BART LAB Rescue team brought 2 rough-terrain robots (TeleOp III and AutoBot I) attended the RoboCup Rescue League at the RoboCup Japan Open 2009 held at Kyocera Dome, Osaka, during May 7-10, 2009. BART LAB Rescue won the SICE Award from the…

News Robot by Alisa May 10, 2009

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BART LAB Rescue will attend the RoboCup Japan Open 2009

BART LAB Rescue Robotics Team, 16 members + 3 robots, will attend the RoboCup Japan Open 2009 as the Thailand’s representative in return to ‘NU-Tech R,’ Japanese Rescue Robot League’s Champion to attend the Thailand Rescue Robot Championship 2008 (TRR2008) in the…

News by Alisa February 25, 2009

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World Famous Neuro-Roboticist, “Prof. Joel Burdick” of CAL TECH has visited BART LAB

On February 25, 2009, Prof. Joel Burdick of California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA, has visited BART LAB after performing his role as a plenary speaker at the IEEE ROBIO 2008. Prof. Burdick is academically related to Dr. Jackrit Suthakorn. Prof. Gregory…

News by Alisa January 22, 2009

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Auranuch is working on 4-D Ultrasound Project at the Columbia University

Auranuch Lorsakul, a BART LAB member, is currently working on 4-D Ultrasound Project under collaboration with / guidance of Prof. Andrew F. Laine at the Dept of Biomedical Engineering, Columbia University, New York. Auranuch Lorsakul is spending her 8 months as an…

News by Alisa January 21, 2009

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New International Exchanging Student from Germany

Lalith Wickramarathna, a Master’s student at the University of Lüebeck in Germany, has joined the PIP LAB as a research assistant for the next year to complete his thesis research. His research in the PIP LAB will involve optimizing motors in a…

Biomedical News by Alisa December 21, 2008

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Department of Biomedical Engineering Scholarships at Mahidol University

Dept of Biomedical Engineering, Mahidol University is currently accepting for applications to the Master Program in Biomedical Engineering (International Program). The Dept is also offering the ‘Biomedical Engineering Scholarships’ to good GPA applicants. BART LAB is serving graduate students from the program…

News Robot by Alisa December 14, 2008

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‘BART LAB Rescue’ won the Best Autonomy Award from Thaialnd Rescue Robot Championship 2008

BART LAB Rescue Robotics Team won the Best Autonomy Award, over 80 teams from national international, in the Thailand Rescue Robot Championship 2008. The competition was held at the Thailand National Indoor Stadium, Bangkok, on December 13 - 14, 2008.

News by Alisa November 11, 2008

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Co-Inventor of Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT), Prof. K. R. Rao visited BART LAB

Prof. Rao, co-inventor of Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) , based technology of JPEG, visited BART LAB on November 11, 2008. Prof. Rao is the main author of Multimedia Communication Systems Text Book, and is currently with University of Texas, Arlington.

News by Alisa June 16, 2008

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New International Exchanging Student from France

Claire Guerineay studied in biomedical instrument field at the Ecole Superieure D' Ingenieurs De Luminy University. She spent time doing a research here for 3 months from April to July 2551 in the topic “The Development of Monofilment for patients whose nervous…