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Alan Varteres Sahakian[1] is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) and (by courtesy) the Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) at Northwestern University[2] in Evanston, Illinois. Sahakian is also a member of the academic affiliate staff at NorthShore University HealthSystem[3] (Evanston Hospital) in Cardiology[4].
Education Sahakian received the PhD in ECE with a minor in CS from the University of Wisconsin–Madison[5] working in the Willis Tompkins and John Webster group. His MS is in EE from UW-Madison[6], and his BS is in Applied Science and Physics from UW-Parkside[7].
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[edit]- ^ Sahakian, Alan Varteres. "Alan Varteres Sahakian". ACM Digital Library.
- ^ "Northwestern University Homepage". Northwestern University.
- ^ NorthShore Endeavor Health https://www.northshore.org/.
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- ^ University of Wisconsin-Madison Homepage https://www.wisc.edu/.
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