Kevin Englehart is the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and a Professor at the University of New Brunswick, where he has also served as Director of the Institute of Biomedical Engineering. His acclaimed research focuses on myoelectric signal processing and pattern recognition for the advanced control of prosthetic limbs. Colleagues describe him as passionate and exceptionally knowledgeable.
He is an elected Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for his contributions to rehabilitation engineering.
Kevin Englehart
Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at University of New Brunswick
New Brunswick, Canada
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Topics They Care About
Myoelectric Control
His primary research area involves using muscle signals (EMG) and pattern recognition to create more intuitive and dexterous control for advanced prosthetic limbs.
Biomedical Engineering
As a professor and former director of the Institute of Biomedical Engineering, he leads research in medical instrumentation, rehabilitation engineering, and biological signal processing.
Graduate Education
In his role as Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, he is responsible for the academic experience and opportunities for postgraduate students at the university.
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Work History
7-2018
Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at University of New Brunswick
7-2021
Dean of Graduate Studies (Acting) at University of New Brunswick
9-1998
Professor at University of New Brunswick
Education
1992 - 1998
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from University of New Brunswick
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Location : New Brunswick, Canada
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Designation : Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at University of New Brunswick
