Rashima Mahajan

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies

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Rashima Mahajan is a pioneering researcher in the field of neural engineering and brain-computer interfacing (BCI), with a focused expertise in developing real-time, non-invasive systems that bridge human cognition and machine control. Her most cited work, "EEG-Based Brain-Computer Interfacing (BCI)" (2019), has garnered 26 citations, establishing her as a key contributor to the advancement of EEG-driven assistive technologies. Mahajan’s major contribution lies in her innovative approach to creating practical man-machine interfaces, as demonstrated in her 2015 study on real-time control using deliberate eye blinks. This work, which acquired and processed EEG signals in MATLAB, addresses the growing demand for neural-controlled robotic systems that benefit both physically challenged individuals and healthy users seeking enhanced performance. By focusing on reliable, real-time signal processing and independent component analysis, Mahajan has helped bridge the gap between theoretical BCI research and tangible applications. Her research continues to influence the development of accessible, neural-driven control systems, making her a notable figure in the intersection of biomedical engineering and human-computer interaction.