Nishita Deka

Strand inequality in terms of expression-dependent synonymous single-nucleotide polymorphism in the Escherichia coli chromosome

The paper analyzes synonymous SNPs in E. coli to show strand and expression-dependent mutation patterns, demonstrating transcription-induced mutagenesis contributes to strand inequality.

Silent Speech Recognition with Wearable Magnetometers

This paper demonstrates that wearable magnetometers can achieve high accuracy in silent speech recognition, outperforming existing methods and showing generalizability across users.

Theoretical expectations versus empirical observations in the bacterial enumeration process using serial dilution

This study examines sampling error in bacterial enumeration via serial dilution, finding it independent of cell density and dilution steps, and similar for high or low sample volumes.

Higher frequency of transition mutation over transversion mutation in genomes: evidence from the binding energy calculation of base pairs using DFT

This study uses DFT to calculate binding energies of base pairs, showing transition mutations are more stable than transversion mutations, supporting their higher frequency in genomes.

Generalizable gesture recognition usingmagnetomyography

This paper develops a magnetomyography-based system for gesture recognition, achieving high accuracy and cross-participant performance, suggesting its potential as a generalizable alternative to sEMG.

Magnetomyography: A novel modality for non-invasive muscle sensing

This paper investigates magnetomyography (MMG) by simultaneously recording it with surface electromyography (sEMG) during muscle contractions, finding linear correlation with contraction intensity and differences in frequency content.