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Chiranjith Dammage: From Disordered Signals to Restored Gastric Rhythm Chiranjith Dammage (22133959) Biomedical engineering not elsewhere classified Gastric slow waves bioelectrical mapping electrode arrays gastric pacing closed-loop pacing signal processing biomedical engineering <p dir="ltr">This image represents my research on understanding and correcting the stomach’s electrical activity. The stomach is shown within the upper body to highlight its physiological context, while the glowing patterns illustrate its bioelectrical behaviour. The red-orange network symbolises abnormal or disorganised gastric slow wave activity, which can disrupt normal stomach function. In contrast, the smoother blue region represents more coordinated propagation and the goal of restoring an organised electrical rhythm. The electrodes attached to the stomach represent the recording and stimulation approach used in my research to detect abnormal activity and investigate how targeted pacing may help restore normal wave propagation. The surrounding orange and blue pathways emphasise the broader concept of bioelectrical communication and feedback. Overall, the image captures the transition from dysfunction to control, communicating the aim of developing closed-loop strategies to restore healthy gastric rhythms.</p> 2026-09-30T20:33:58Z Image Figure 10.17608/k6.auckland.34012857.v2 https://figshare.com/articles/figure/From_Disordered_Signals_to_Restored_Gastric_Rhythm/34012857 CC BY 4.0