Single and multichannel denoising of audio signals in noisy industrial environments (e.g. construction)

Brox D. Reliable Information Transmission along QCA Wires in the Presence of Non-Adiabatic Transitions. arXiv preprint arXiv:1704.03932. 2017 Apr 11.Brox D. Environmental Modeling of Silicon Dangling Bond QCA Wires. arXiv preprint arXiv:1801.10221. 2018 Jan 24.

Thesis subject (biomedical implant device for monitoring blood pressure inside a coronary artery and transmitting this pressure reading outside the body) was different than post doctoral work, and not directly related to industrial and academic work since that time, and for this reason my PhD work does not feature as prominently on this linkedin profile as current geophysics efforts posted on ResearchGate Please note that I am not identifying my PhD completion as a failure to live up to institutional obligations, unlike enrolling in a PhD program at a foreign university and leaving after 1 year without any record of publication related to the education provided by the university.Thesis: 'A Study of Methodology and Technology for Wireless Monitoring of Blood Pressure inside aStent' https://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0167345Journal papers:1. D. Brox, A.R. Mohammadi, and K. Takahata, “Non-Lithographically Microfabricated Capacitive Pressure Sensor for Biomedical Applications,” IET Electronics Letters, 47(18), 2011, pp. 1015 - 1017.2. Brox DS, Chen X, Mirabbasi S, Takahata K. Wireless telemetry of stainless-steel-based smart antenna stent using a transient resonance method. IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters. 2015 Aug 24;15:754-7.3. K. Keikhosravy, D. Brox, P. Kamalinejad, S. Mirabbasi, and K. Takahata, “An Ultra- Low-Power 35nW Wireless Monitoring System for Biomedical Applications,” under review, 2014.Contribution: IC testing, including PCB test board assembly, IC-sensor wire bonding, and verification of IC performance using electronic test equipment (oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer).4. X. Chen, D. Brox, B. Assadsangabi, Y. Hsiang, and K. Takahata, “Intelligent Telemetric Stent for Wireless Monitoring of Intravascular Pressure and its In-Vivo Testing,” Biomedical Microdevices, (2014), doi: 10.1007/s10544-014-9879-8. Contribution: Fabrication process development, sensor-stent integration, all aspects of in vitro testing.

Degree in Electrical Engineering

thesis: https://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0080049