Two weeks ago, I presented the work I have done over the year for my thesis, "An Artifact-Robust Neuroamplifier and Data Acquisition Module Using Off-The-Shelf Components". I had the privilege of talking to so many people on the night, along with my peers and friends. I was honoured to have been selected by industry representatives for the "Saluda Award", which came with a $200 prize.

I had a fantastic time working on my thesis and learnt so much about circuits, circuit design and manufacturing, as well as firmware. This project has been a mechatronic student's dream, having worked on every aspect from the physical prototype itself to the code that makes it come alive.

Now that I have submitted my final thesis report, I can't wait to see what's next!