David Thompson

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Biography

Kansas State University - Electrical Engineering

Assistant Professor at Kansas State University
Biotechnology
David
Thompson
Manhattan, Kansas
Educator, scientist, and lover of numbers.


Experience

  • University of Michigan

    Post-doctoral fellow

    • Developed hardware and firmware for an implantable neural recording device.
    • Designed test circuits for a variety of candidate amplifier chips.
    • Assisted in the lab build for a new professor, including the development of a real-time timing and analysis platform.
    • Trained undergraduates and graduate students in tasks ranging from data analysis to soldering and board layout.

  • University of Michigan

    Ph.D. Candidate / Graduate Student Research Assistant

    • Developed hardware, firmware, and software for a Multi-Purpose Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Output Device, capable of translating BCI signals into physical switch closures or USB keyboard or mouse commands.
    • Performed large-scale offline analysis of BCI data, including writing MATLAB code and interfacing with a cloud computing cluster.
    • Designed and piloted research studies.
    • Collected EEG data from human subjects and participated in IRB approval process.
    • Performed statistical analyses and authored papers (see publications).
    • Began collaboration with an international research lab in Berlin, Germany.

  • Kansas State University

    Assistant Professor

    David worked at Kansas State University as a Assistant Professor

  • Kansas State University

    Undergraduate Research Assistant - Electrical Engineering

    • Designed and tested a prototype PIC-based pulse oximeter unit, providing order-of-magnitude improvements in resolution over the previous model.
    • Created a second version (based on a SiLabs C8051F411) as a SMT-based PCB layout, coordinated board fabrication and population.

  • Allen Community College

    Adjunct Instructor

    • Taught two semesters of Principles of Biology (online).
    • Proofread and modified existing course.
    • Developed rubrics for scoring assignments and posted for student review.
    • Utilized email and online tools such as Blackboard to communicate with students.

  • Tohoku University

    Foreign Guest Researcher, Tadokoro Laboratory

    • Developed C++ control algorithms for a tactile stimulus device for MRI use.
    • Wrote MATLAB code to handle synchronization between motor control and MRI machine and to allow end-user configuration.
    • Provided on-site assistance during data collection.
    • Performed initial data analysis using SPM2.

Education

  • University of Michigan

    Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

    Biomedical Engineering

  • University of Michigan

    Master of Science (M.S.)

    Biomedical Engineering

  • University of Michigan

    Master of Science in Engineering (M.S.E)

    Electrical Engineering: Systems

  • University of Michigan

    Post-doctoral fellow


    • Developed hardware and firmware for an implantable neural recording device. • Designed test circuits for a variety of candidate amplifier chips. • Assisted in the lab build for a new professor, including the development of a real-time timing and analysis platform. • Trained undergraduates and graduate students in tasks ranging from data analysis to soldering and board layout.

  • University of Michigan

    Ph.D. Candidate / Graduate Student Research Assistant


    • Developed hardware, firmware, and software for a Multi-Purpose Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Output Device, capable of translating BCI signals into physical switch closures or USB keyboard or mouse commands. • Performed large-scale offline analysis of BCI data, including writing MATLAB code and interfacing with a cloud computing cluster. • Designed and piloted research studies. • Collected EEG data from human subjects and participated in IRB approval process. • Performed statistical analyses and authored papers (see publications). • Began collaboration with an international research lab in Berlin, Germany.

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