DrBipasha Kashyap

Formally invited to engage in the 2021 SEBE HDR Research Marketing campaign (Deakin University) and contributed as the primary person in a Deakin Media Release.

Radio Interview on Our Speech a reporter of our Neural Health for Einstein A Go-Go on RRR radio station [May 3, 2020]

Invited for the International Women's day Women in Science Think Tank at the Government House Melbourne, hosted by Governor of Victoria, Honourable Linda Dessau [March 8, 2017]

Got an opportunity to present her M.E. project Design of a Functional Observer for Interconnected System with unknown input to the then honourable Prime Minister of Australia (Malcolm Turnbull) amidst eminent engineers in Engineers Australia meet [June 6, 2016]

Global citizenship award from Deakin University, 2016

Visualise Your Thesis Competition, Melbourne University, 2020: International Finalist

Visualise Your Thesis Competition, Deakin University, 2020: First Place & People's Choice Award

FameLab Competition, 2020: Victorian Semi-Finalist

Faculty of SEBEs Semi-Finals 3 Minute Thesis Competition (3MT), Deakin University, 2019: 3rd Finalist

School of Engineering Finals 3MT, Deakin University, 2019: 1st Runners up

Received a scholarship from Data61, CSIRO for pursuing PhD at Deakin University, 2017.

Awarded a 2016 Victorian fellowship in veski inspiring women and industry internship with the industry partners ARRB Group, with an opportunity to work in a real life government project.

M.E. final year project entitled, Design of a Functional Observer for Interconnected System with unknown input, 2016: Best Electronic Project in Master of Engineering, Deakin University

Golden Key International Honour Society Member, 2016

IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering; IEEE Internet of Things Journal; IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Signal Processing; Computers in Biology and Medicine; Frontiers in Neurology; npj Digital Medicine

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), including the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Australasian Speech Science and Technology Association (ASSTA)