Jinendra Ekanayake

Jinendra Ekanayake is an Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London's Faculty of Engineering. His work bridges electrical engineering and biomedical applications, focusing on real-time surgical guidance systems, bioimpedance-based tissue analysis, and neurotechnology. He holds an honorary position, indicating collaboration with clinical institutions while maintaining academic engagement.

Research interests include multimodal tissue characterization using LiDAR and bioimpedance techniques, intraoperative decision-support systems, and neural interfaces for therapeutic applications. His projects often involve cross-disciplinary collaborations in neurosurgery, oncology, and robotics.

Key contributions include developing LiDAR-based systems for surgical tissue differentiation, bioimpedance tools for tumor margin analysis, and neurofeedback systems targeting motor and visual cortex modulation. His work on implanted neurological devices and chronic neural interfaces suggests long-term engagement with translational neuroengineering.

Publications span 2015–2025, with a focus on real-time diagnostics, surgical innovation, and neurotechnology. Notable themes include intraoperative tumor discrimination, olfactory outcomes in neurosurgery, and impedance-based systems for clinical applications. Current efforts emphasize integrating emerging technologies like LiDAR and machine learning into clinical workflows.