Student Projects

Our faculty applies a variety of collaboration models closely integrated with industry. Our students are provided with every opportunity and environment to develop their innovation and creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, communication and collaboration skills. In addition to the projects they complete throughout their undergraduate studies, they carry out a capstone project. Student teams from different engineering disciplines, guided by their faculty advisors, use current technology to produce work that can offer solutions to today's needs. Examples of projects completed by our students are listed below. These works, completed at the end of the semester, are exhibited and archived in a booklet:

Transauricular Electrical Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve and Body Fluid Analysis

 

 

Design of an Intra-Auricular Electrode for Electrical Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve

Transauricular Electrical Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve and Measurement of Evoked Potentials

Simulation and Modeling of Invasive Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressure Measurement

Custom-Made Endoprosthesis In Mandibular Reconstruction

Biomechanical Gait Analysis

Design and Testing of a Mechanical Ventilator Device

Development of an Algorithm for Determining Emotional State and Concentration Level through EEG Analysis

Design of an Exoskeleton with Thermal Therapy Application

Skin Cancer Diagnosis through Bioimpedance Measurements

Near-Infrared Vein Imaging System

Blink Detection and Eyelid Stimulation for Patients with Partial Facial Paralysis

Software Development for Using the Wii Balance Board to Track the Center of Mass in Balance Problems

Insole and Mobile Application Design for Gait Analysis

Effect of Incorrect Squat Movement on Hip, Knee and Ankle Angles

Development of a Multi-Use Syringe Gun to Improve the Vaccination Process

Design of a Wearable Exercise Monitoring System with Feedback