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Michael Sung

I'm currently a Ph.D student and senior researcher for the MIT Wearables Group, part of the Human Dynamics Group at the MIT Media Laboratory. My current research interests encompass biomedical applications of wearable computing, including remote ambulatory health monitoring, physiologic data streaming and real-time classification, and multi-modal physiologic sensing for applications such as behavior profiling, social interaction analysis, long-term physiological/health life trending, and distributed healthcare. These applications makes use of the wearable infrastructure I helped develop at the MIT Wearables Laboratory, which consists of the MIThril 2003 architecture, SAK2 sensor hub and interface board, and BioSense physiologic sensing board).

In a previous life, I was a graduate student with the SCALE/Computer Architecture Group (CAG) at MIT Laboratory of Computer Science (LCS, now part of CSAIL), where I designed low-power VLSI/microarchitectures for next-generation microprocessors. Prior to that, I was with the Computer Structures Group (CSG) at LCS working on computer architecture design.

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