Academic profile

Himanshu Sharma

Ph.D. Research Scholar, Computer Science & Engineering

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

AI for Sleep & Respiratory Health

Full-night respiratory event localisation • Multimodal sleep-apnea modelling • Home-oriented OSA screening

Researcher working at the intersection of speech/audio AI, biomedical signals and sleep health, with a focus on clinically useful and accessible screening systems.

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About

About Himanshu

My research explores how acoustic and physiological signals can be transformed into useful representations for sleep-disordered breathing analysis, respiratory-event modelling and low-cost screening.

Research ecosystem

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Education

Academic background

Pursuing

Ph.D., Computer Science & Engineering

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

Research in AI/signal processing for sleep and respiratory health.

2018–2020

M.Tech, Computer Science & Engineering

National Institute of Technology Hamirpur

CGPA: 8.26/10

2013–2017

B.Tech, Computer Science & Engineering

Quantum Global Campus / Uttarakhand Technical University

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Research journey

Experience

Ph.D. period – Present

Research Scholar — Sleep / Audio ML

IIT Guwahati

Research on respiratory acoustics, multimodal biomedical signals and machine learning for sleep health.

Aug 2020 – Dec 2021

Data Analyst

Dolcera Information Technology Services Pvt. Ltd.

Patent data analysis, Python automation, ML-assisted categorisation and database querying.

Latest

News & milestones

2026-08-01

SnoreFlowNet accepted at IEEE HealthCom 2026

Recent multimodal sleep-apnea work accepted for IEEE HealthCom 2026.

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Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

h.sharma@iitg.ac.in