AIML Faculty and Research Scholar Win Best Paper Award at EAMCON 2026
Anurag University proudly congratulates Dr. R. Sravanth Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AIML), and his Ph.D. scholar Mr. Vinod Chedalavada on receiving the Best Paper Award at the 2nd International Engineering Data Analytics and Management Conference (EAMCON 2026). This prestigious recognition celebrates the quality, originality, and impact of their research in the field of artificial intelligence and biomedical data analytics.
The award-winning paper, titled "IMF-Tokenized Transformers for Joint EEG-Based Emotion and Motion Sickness Encoding," presents an innovative AI-based approach for simultaneously analyzing emotional states and motion sickness using EEG signals. The research demonstrates the potential of advanced transformer architectures in healthcare applications, contributing to the development of intelligent, data-driven solutions for human-centric technologies.
This achievement reflects Anurag University's strong commitment to research excellence, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. It highlights the University's growing contribution to cutting-edge AI research while inspiring faculty members and research scholars to pursue impactful discoveries with global relevance.
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