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Murali RaviMedical Instrumentation

About

An engineer who decided
the instrument was the research.

Building indigenous medical imaging instruments that make cancer visible in the operating theatre.

Designation
Assistant Professor
Department
Physics
Doctorate
2020
Faculty since
2019
Portrait of Dr. Murali Ravi

Dr. Murali Ravi

Assistant Professor, Department of Physics

Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning

Qualifications
M.Tech., Ph.D.
Telephone
+91 8555 287235
ORCID
0000-0003-3459-6749

Overview

Dr. Murali Ravi is an expert in Medical Instrumentation and Cancer Imaging. He has made devices to image the cancer cells in an intra-operative backdrop. The key focus has been to improve the imaging capabilities of Medical Imaging Instruments while making it smaller in size to provide the ease of access to imaging at the operation theatre.

He completed his bachelors' in Electrical Engineering from Amrita University. Later pursued his masters in Applied Optics from Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning. He completed Doctorate degree from the same University in the area of Medical Instrumentation in 2020. He is a teaching faculty in Department of Physics from 2019 onwards.

Along with teaching responsibilities, he is also actively engaged in inventing a new handheld hybrid imaging device for Sentinel Node Navigation Surgery.

His research work led to a new finding where a semiconductor material: Cadmium Zinc Telluride: was used to make a room temperature mobile Gamma Camera imaging system which can produce diagnostic images that are 5 times better in terms of image details and quality. He is now working on making a small handheld device for intraoperative imaging. SAI-GC is ten times cheaper than most of the devices available in the market. His work has led to filings of patents, and few more are in the works.

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Education

Electrical engineering, then optics, then instruments.

2020

Ph.D., Medical Instrumentation

Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning

Doctoral research on the Small Area Imaging Gamma Camera (SAIGC).

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M.Tech., Applied Optics

Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning

Masters in Applied Optics.

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B.Tech., Electrical Engineering

Amrita University

Bachelors in Electrical Engineering.

Areas of teaching

  • Digital Signal Processing
  • Digital Image Processing
  • Algorithms and Data Structures
  • Socket Programming
  • Software Automation

Research interests

  • Handheld Devices for Cancer Imaging
  • Hardware Acceleration for Medical Images
  • Framework for Image Reconstruction
  • Hybrid Imaging

Current Ph.D. supervision

  • Sri Sai Vignesh Baikampady

    Ph.D. Scholar

  • Sri Koushik V

    Ph.D. Scholar: Medical Imaging

Doctoral scholars working across medical imaging instrumentation and detector development.

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