Arindam Basu is affiliated with Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and specializes in research intersecting engineering and neuroscience. Their work broadly covers areas within electrical and electronic engineering, cellular and molecular neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and biomedical engineering.
The scientist's research focuses on advanced memory and neural computing, neuroscience and neural engineering, imaging sensors such as CCD and CMOS technologies, ferroelectric and negative capacitance devices, neural dynamics and brain function, EEG and brain-computer interfaces, as well as neural networks and reservoir computing.
Key recent publications include:
Frequent co-authors with whom Arindam Basu has collaborated extensively include:
Their research has been published repeatedly in several venues, with multiple papers appearing in:
Their work emphasizes developments in neuromorphic computing and engineering, which lie at the interface of device physics, neural science, and machine learning. This interdisciplinary approach underpins their prolific contributions to electrical engineering and neuroscience-related fields.
Rohit Abraham John;Fucai Liu;Nguyen Anh Chien;Mohit R. Kulkarni
Rohit Abraham John;Nimesh Shah;Sujaya Kumar Vishwanath;Si En Ng
Rohit Abraham John;Natalia Yantara;Yan Fong Ng;Govind Narasimman
Arindam Basu;Stephen Brink;Craig Schlottmann;Shubha Ramakrishnan
Jyotibdha Acharya;Arindam Basu
Rohit Abraham John;Natalia Yantara;Si En Ng;Muhammad Iszaki Bin Patdillah
S. Brink;S. Nease;P. Hasler;S. Ramakrishnan
Arindam Basu;Jyotibdha Acharya;Tanay Karnik;Huichu Liu
Yi Chen;Enyi Yao;Arindam Basu
Rohit Abraham John;Naveen Tiwari;Muhammad Iszaki Bin Patdillah;Mohit Rameshchandra Kulkarni
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Sheng-Yu Peng;M.S. Qureshi;P.E. Hasler;A. Basu
Mahdi Rasouli;Yi Chen;Arindam Basu;Sunil L. Kukreja
Arindam Basu;Paul E Hasler
Arindam Basu;Sun Shuo;Hongming Zhou;Meng Hiot Lim
Rohit Abraham John;Nidhi Tiwari;Chen Yaoyi;Ankit
Vandana Padala;Arindam Basu;Garrick Orchard
Rohit Abraham John;Jyotibdha Acharya;Chao Zhu;Abhijith Surendran
Vignesh Mahalingam Suresh;Rishi Sidhu;Prateek Karkare;Aakash Patil
Zheng Wang;Yi Chen;Aakash Patil;Jayasanker Jayabalan
G. Gurun;M.S. Qureshi;M. Balantekin;R. Guldiken
Enyi Yao;Arindam Basu
Subhrajit Roy;Amitava Banerjee;Arindam Basu
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