Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Engineering PhD student Nirmani Rathnayake pitched her research project to do with the development of a wearable device for exercise-induced #HeartSound monitoring, with embedded #sensors that can simultaneously 'listen' to all of your #HeartValves. Data can then be transmitted to doctors.
Nirmani was one of 18 presenters who was challenged to pitch her innovative idea to an audience, including a panel of judges, in just three minutes, as part of the #FallingWalls Lab Cambridge: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/competition-challenges-students-and-researchers-communicate-impact-ideas-three-minutes
The Falling Walls Lab Cambridge was organised by the Department of Engineering, @cambridgeuniversity, the Federal Foreign Office of Germany; and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
Engineering PhD student Nirmani Rathnayake pitched her research project to do with the development of a wearable device for exercise-induced #HeartSound monitoring, with embedded #sensors that can simultaneously 'listen' to all of your #HeartValves. Data can then be transmitted to doctors.
Nirmani was one of 18 presenters who was challenged to pitch her innovative idea to an audience, including a panel of judges, in just three minutes, as part of the #FallingWalls Lab Cambridge: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/competition-challenges-students-and-researchers-communicate-impact-ideas-three-minutes
The Falling Walls Lab Cambridge was organised by the Department of Engineering, @cambridgeuniversity, the Federal Foreign Office of Germany; and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
