Invited Presenter, the Health Needs for People with Disabilities: Implications for “Understanding Assistive Technologies Research,” World Health Organization: Forum 8, Mexico, 2004. Multimodal Gamified Platform for Real-time User Feedback in Sports Best Demo Award, “A Performance,” 24th ACM International Conference on Multimedia, Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 2016. Tamil American Pioneer (TAP) Award, Computing and Informatics, Federation of Tamil Sangams of North America (FeTNA), 2015. Outstanding Doctoral Mentor, Arizona State University, in recognition of commitment to doctoral education and professional preparation of students, 2014. Honoree, Arizona Technology Enterprises (AzTE), Inventor Recognition, 2014. Manufacturing and Technology Research Leader, AZ Business Leaders, 2016. Arizona Business Leader, Best Doctoral Thesis Award, Ph.D. student Mrs. Rita Chattopadhyay in the School of Computing, Informatics and Decision System Engineering, Arizona State University, 2013. ASU Leadership Award, Service and Contributions to the ASU Department of Computer “Outstanding Science and Engineering and the School of Computing and Informatics,” 2009. Best Department Article Award, IEEE MultiMedia Magazine, Multimedia “Person-Centered Computing: A New Paradigm Inspired by Assistive and Rehabilitative Applications,” October 2017. Best paper award, Haptic Training System for Laparoscopy,” Medicine Meets Virtual “Configurable Reality 16 Conference, California, 2008. Best award, Hand Movement Analysis and Haptic Feedback for Surgical Training,” “Gesture-Based Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 14 Conference, California, 2006. Academic Collaboration Award, Outstanding contributions to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities through the iCARE Research Project, ASU Disability Resources for Students, 2004. Member, Standards Council of Canada Committee for International Multimedia Standards, JBIG/JPEG/ MPEG/MHEG Standards, 1992 1997. – Canadian Advanced Technology Association (CATA) Best Graduate Thesis Award, Master’s Thesis student Mr. Eric Chan, Toronto, 1994. Rhodes Scholar Finalist, India, 1984. Scholarly Activities Publications Summary (Details, p. 60) Category Number of Publications Papers in Refereed Journals 84 Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings 382 Chapters/Sections in Books 17 Technical Reports 9 Other Publications (Editor-in-Chief Message) 9
Invited Presenter, “Understanding the Health Needs for People with Disabilities: Implications for Assistive Technologies Research,” World Health Organization: Forum 8, Mexico, 2004. Best Demo Award, “A Multimodal Gamified Platform for Real-time User Feedback in Sports Performance,” 24th ACM International Conference on Multimedia, Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 2016. Tamil American Pioneer (TAP) Award, Computing and Informatics, Federation of Tamil Sangams of North America (FeTNA), 2015. Outstanding Doctoral Mentor, Arizona State University, in recognition of commitment to doctoral education and professional preparation of students, 2014. Honoree, Arizona Technology Enterprises (AzTE), Inventor Recognition, 2014. Arizona Business Leader, Manufacturing and Technology Research Leader, AZ Business Leaders, 2016. Best Doctoral Thesis Award, Ph.D. student Mrs. Rita Chattopadhyay in the School of Computing, Informatics and Decision System Engineering, Arizona State University, 2013. ASU Leadership Award, “Outstanding Service and Contributions to the ASU Department of Computer Science and Engineering and the School of Computing and Informatics,” 2009. Best Department Article Award, IEEE MultiMedia Magazine, “Person-Centered Multimedia Computing: A New Paradigm Inspired by Assistive and Rehabilitative Applications,” October 2017. Best paper award, “Configurable Haptic Training System for Laparoscopy,” Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 16 Conference, California, 2008. Best award, “Gesture-Based Hand Movement Analysis and Haptic Feedback for Surgical Training,” Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 14 Conference, California, 2006. Academic Collaboration Award, Outstanding contributions to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities through the iCARE Research Project, ASU Disability Resources for Students, 2004. Member, Standards Council of Canada Committee for International Multimedia Standards, JBIG/JPEG/ MPEG/MHEG Standards, 1992 – 1997. Canadian Advanced Technology Association (CATA) Best Graduate Thesis Award, Master’s Thesis student Mr. Eric Chan, Toronto, 1994. Rhodes Scholar Finalist, India, 1984. Scholarly Activities Publications Summary (Details, p. 60) Category Number of Publications Papers in Refereed Journals 84 Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings 382 Chapters/Sections in Books 17 Technical Reports 9 Other Publications (Editor-in-Chief Message) 9
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