About
Xi Chen is a Biomedical Engineering researcher at the University of Strathclyde, actively contributing to advanced computational and optical methodologies for biomedical applications. Her work emphasizes the integration of deep learning architectures and hardware accelerators in diffuse correlation spectroscopy, as well as the optimization of microlens arrays for enhanced imaging techniques.
Her research in Biomedical Engineering leverages interdisciplinary approaches, combining Computer Science and Optics to develop high-performance solutions for biosensing and medical imaging. Current projects include the design of deep learning models for robust parameter analysis and the optimization of optical components for incoherent HiLo microscopy, reflecting her focus on innovation in biomedical technologies.
Xi's recent publications highlight her expertise in Hardware Accelerator Design and Microlens Arrays, with practical implications for Biosensing and Neural Networks. Her collaborations with institutions like Strathclyde University underscore her commitment to pushing the boundaries of biomedical engineering through cutting-edge research.
