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Michael Adeleke

Michael Adeleke

I build radar sensing systems and turn them into machine learning education people can actually touch.

PhD student in Computer Science at The University of Alabama, in the Human-Technology Interaction Lab.

Micro-Doppler spectrogram captured with a 60 GHz radar sensor: a bright zero-Doppler return running the width of the frame, with hand-gesture sidebands breaking above and below it.

Micro-Doppler capture from SensDS, using an Infineon BGT60TR13C 60 GHz radar. Time runs left to right; the vertical axis is Doppler velocity, and the bright line through the centre is the static return a hand gesture breaks away from.

Research

Radar sensing systems and the machine learning education platform built on them.

Publications

Papers at SIGCSE, CHI, and BICE, with presentations and awards.

Teaching

Philosophy statement and a reflective portfolio of teaching artifacts.

CV

Full curriculum vitae, readable in the browser or downloadable.

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