Lab Information


We are located in room ENB 351, in the Engineering-II building at The University of South Florida, Tampa, FL.

Contact Information

Ashwin B Parthasarathy Ph.D.
Email  : ashwinbp@usf.edu
Office  :(813) 974 7407
             ENB 257
Lab     : (813) 974 0855
             ENB 351

Mailing Address

4202 E. Fowler Avenue, ENB 118
Department of Electrical Engineering
Univeristy of South Florida
Tampa, FL 33620

Street Address

3820 USF Alumni Dr.,
Department of Electrical Engineering
Univeristy of South Florida
Tampa, FL 33620

Research Support

We graciously acknowledge previous and current support from these funding sources

Open Research Positions

We are always looking for motivated and enthusiastic graduate students who are interested in pursuing their Ph.D. (or Masters) research in medical instrumentation, imaging or signal processing. Students must have a good academic record, strong technical skills, and an aptitude for analytical and laboratory work. Prior experience/expertise in one or more of the following topics is prefered - optics, signal/image processing, electronic circuits, embedded systems. Interested candidates may email Dr. Parthasarathy at ashwinbp@usf.edu with a recent CV highlighting relevant coursework/background, prior research experience, and GPA. (Subject to avaiability of funding)

Courses

EEE 6217 / EEL 4935 / BME 6931: Biomedical Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy

This course will provide an introduction to biomedical optical spectroscopy and imaging, including principles of light-tissue interaction, theoretical & computational modeling of photon diffusion, optical medical device instrumentation, and clinical applications. The objective of this course is to provide students with a fundamental understanding of optical spectroscopy and imaging of biological tissue. The course will start with basic concepts of tissue absorption, scattering and fluorescence, and build on these principles to rigorous analytical and computational models of light diffusion. Finally, the course will provide an introduction to imaging and microscopy with light.
This course is typically offered once a year in the fall semester
Course Flyer

EEL 3472C: Electrical Engineering Science II

This course is the second part of a two semester sequence covering fundamental science topics in electrical engineering. This course addresses electromagnetic field theory, including charge distributions, static and dynamic electromagnetic fields, transmission lines and optics. The objective of this course is to provide students with a strong foundation in electromagnetic field theory and an understanding of its important applications, from wireless communications to electric machines.