Thomas Everett Email & Phone Number

Indianapolis, In, Us

Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• The focus of research activities has been on arrhythmia mechanisms and techniques for signal processing to identify mechanisms of fibrillation and develop novel therapies. This has resulted in techniques to identify appropriate timing of defibrillation or pacing during fibrillation to reduce defibrillation thresholds or enable pace termination. My research has also identified stable sources that drive fibrillation in atrial fibrillation and ventricular fibrillation. Recently research activities have also included investigating the importance of sympathetic tone in cardiac arrhythmogenesis, and the development of technology to record sympathetic nerve activity from electrodes on the skin.For a complete list of publications, click the link below.

West Lafayette, Indiana

Program evaluator for accreditation of biomedical engineering programs.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

PI on Phase I NIH STTR award 9/1/2014 - 2/28/2016PI on Phase II NIH STTR award 7/1/2016 - 6/30/2018

San Francisco Bay Area

My teaching responsibilities included both lecturing and laboratory instruction to Electrophysiology (EP) fellows, post docs, summer interns, and medical students performing research. Laboratory instruction involved teaching experimental procedures and surgical techniques. How to collect, analyze and interpret data which included instruction on the software and hardware needed to accomplish these tasks. In addition to the EP fellows in the lab, we also had a medical student and various summer interns. My teaching responsibilities included teaching these students about cardiac arrhythmias, mechanisms, and therapies. From a research standpoint, I taught them how to develop a hypothesis, plan experiments, and review literature. I also worked directly with a medical student teaching how to write and submit abstracts and manuscripts. I also lectured on the topics of catheter ablation and signal processing of cardiac electrograms, teaching students/post docs/fellows the concepts and principles of each which also involved individual instruction which occurred throughout the year.

San Francisco Bay Area

Part of the Vest/Predicts clinical trial to risk stratify patients for ICD therapy. The ECG Core served as the central laboratory and was responsible for independently analyzing all of the data collected from the participating sites which includes the 12-lead ECG, signal averaged ECG, Holter data, stress test data, and BRS. The sites downloaded their data onto servers that are housed at the Data Coordinating Center (DCC). The ECG Core accessed those files, and used the appropriate software packages for analysis. All of the parameters that were determined through the analysis were then returned to the DCC where it was stored in a database.

San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area

FORMAL SCHEDULED CLASSES FOR DOMINICAN STUDENTS:2005 – 2006 BIO3610 Advanced Microbiology BIO3615 Advanced Microbiology Lab2006 – 2007 BIO4900 series – Bio Research Methodology2006 – 2009 BIO2600/4600 Human PhysiologyTEACHING NARRATIVE – Dominican University My teaching responsibilities at Dominican University included lecturing on Human Physiology and mentoring students working on their research projects. The Human Physiology course was taught to either 1 or 2 sections depending on student enrollment that met twice per week for 75 minutes. The majority of the enrollment were 1st year students in the nursing program with the remainder being biology or health science majors. I have also mentored 7 students in the Bio Research Methodology program. For this program, my teaching responsibilities included teaching these students about cardiac arrhythmias, mechanisms, and therapies. From a research standpoint, I taught them how to develop a hypothesis, plan experiments, and review literature. I also worked directly with them on how to write abstracts, manuscripts, and to develop a thesis.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• The focus of research activities has been on arrhythmia mechanisms and techniques for signal processing to identify mechanisms of fibrillation and develop novel therapies. This has resulted in techniques to identify appropriate timing of defibrillation or pacing during fibrillation to reduce defibrillation thresholds or enable pace termination. My research has also identified stable sources that drive fibrillation in atrial fibrillation and ventricular fibrillation.

Phd, Biomedical Engineering

Ms, Biomedical Engineering

Be, Biomedical/Electrical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Cross Country/Track; Student Athletic Advisory Board; President - Presbyterian Student Union

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