Advancing the frontiers of neuroscience and biomedical engineering through data-driven research, intelligent biosignal processing, and translational AI.
Principal Investigator
Assistant Professor (on leave) · Dept. of Biomedical Engineering, KUET
Graduate Fellow · Dept. of Biomedical Engineering, University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Amit Dutta Roy is an Assistant Professor (on leave) at KUET, currently a Graduate Fellow at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, pursuing his PhD in Biomedical Engineering (Sep 2025 – Present). His research interests include neural engineering, neuromodulation, biosignal processing, and deep learning for biomedical applications.
About BNIRA Lab
The Bio-Neural Intelligence and Research Advancement Laboratory stands as a captivating and pioneering research lab. Groundbreaking research is undertaken here, focusing on a diverse array of biomedical challenges — encompassing Neuroengineering, Signal and Image Processing for Medical Applications, Simulation, Bio-photonics, and Artificial Intelligence.
Comprised of dedicated and passionate members, the lab is driven by a shared commitment to unraveling biomedical enigmas. Their collective efforts have yielded noteworthy research manuscripts published in prestigious journals and presented at international conferences. BNIRA Lab eagerly seeks to foster collaborative research endeavors with fellow enthusiasts and devoted researchers to drive transformative advancements in biomedical research.
Learn more about our researchResearch Focus
Interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of neuroscience, AI, and clinical translation
EEG and ECG analysis for epilepsy detection, arrhythmia classification, and ventricular fibrillation using ML, deep learning, and scalogram-based CNNs.
Read more →PCF-based SPR sensor design and numerical simulation for detection of blood, breast, and adrenal gland cancers.
Read more →Deep learning for medical image segmentation (glioma), disease classification, and multimodal diabetes assistance.
Read more →VR-based therapy for convergence insufficiency and EMG-driven prosthetic arm control for assistive rehabilitation.
Read more →Latest Updates
Amit Dutta Roy joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Minnesota Twin Cities as a Graduate Fellow, pursuing his PhD in Biomedical Engineering.
We welcome Sourav Basak Shuvo to the lab. His work focuses on Biomedical AI and neural signal processing.
T. Islam & A. Dutta Roy publish on VR-based therapies for convergence insufficiency.
View paper →Congratulations to Monisha Basak on joining the University of Rochester PhD program.
Congratulations to Torikul Islam on joining the New Jersey Institute of Technology as a PhD Candidate.