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Imagined Speech Decoder - Thesis

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My undergraduate final year project involved the design of an electronic data acquisition system and the implementation of signal processing and machine learning methods to decode imagined speech from neural signals.

Recommended citation: U.G.C. Jayasankha, D.N. Mudalige, A.T. Palihakkara, S.N. Liyanagoonawardhena. (2022). "Imagined Speech Decoder." Undergraduate Thesis, University of Moratuwa. https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k147ElebR_Vby_xg5hQu9vXQoNzORJG/view?usp=sharing

Significance of Subject-Dependency for Imagined Speech Classification Using EEG

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This study explores how subject-specific characteristics affect the accuracy of classifying imagined phonemes using EEG signals, providing insights into the development of more robust Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI).

Recommended citation: S.N. Liyanagoonawardhena, A.T. Palihakkara, D.N. Mudalige, U.G.C. Jayasankha, A. De Silva & T. Chang. (2023). "Significance of Subject-Dependency for Imagined Speech Classification Using EEG." IEEE ICIIS 2023. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/

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Imagined Speech Decoder - Thesis

Published in University of Moratuwa, 2022

My undergraduate final year project involved the design of an electronic data acquisition system and the implementation of signal processing and machine learning methods to decode imagined speech from neural signals.

Recommended citation: U.G.C. Jayasankha, D.N. Mudalige, A.T. Palihakkara, S.N. Liyanagoonawardhena. (2022). "Imagined Speech Decoder." Undergraduate Thesis, University of Moratuwa. https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k147ElebR_Vby_xg5hQu9vXQoNzORJG/view?usp=sharing

Significance of Subject-Dependency for Imagined Speech Classification Using EEG

Published in IEEE ICIIS, 2023

This study explores how subject-specific characteristics affect the accuracy of classifying imagined phonemes using EEG signals, providing insights into the development of more robust Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI).

Recommended citation: S.N. Liyanagoonawardhena, A.T. Palihakkara, D.N. Mudalige, U.G.C. Jayasankha, A. De Silva & T. Chang. (2023). "Significance of Subject-Dependency for Imagined Speech Classification Using EEG." IEEE ICIIS 2023. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/

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Teaching experience 1

Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014

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Teaching experience 2

Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015

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visits

AAAI 2026 in Singapore

In January 2026, I attended the AAAI conference in Singapore, connecting with leading researchers and gaining invaluable insights for my PhD.
Chathura Jayasankha in Singapore

Olympiad in Indonesia

Representing Sri Lanka at the International Physics Olympiad. A mix of tough physics and awesome indonesian food.
Chathura Jayasankha at the International Physics Olympiad in Indonesia

Paradise in the Maldives

A perfect trip from Sri Lanka to Ziyaaraifushi. Crystal blue waters, amazing boat rides, and the most relaxing tropical escape.
Chathura Jayasankha in Maldives

My New Home: Melbourne

Living and researching in Melbourne while pursuing my PhD at the University of Melbourne. The city skyline from the university is one of my favorite views.
Chathura Jayasankha at the University of Melbourne with the city skyline background

Research & Exploration in Perth

From presenting my PhD research at the ESA Meeting to meeting quokkas on Rottnest Island and visiting the Perth Mint. Perth was a perfect mix of science and discovery.
Chathura Jayasankha in Perth, Western Australia

Presidential Recognition in Sri Lanka

In 2017, I was invited to meet the President of Sri Lanka, Maithripala Sirisena, after ranking 2nd in the Island for the Advanced Level examinations. It was a proud moment for my family and school.
Chathura Jayasankha meeting President Maithripala Sirisena of Sri Lanka

Olympiad in Russia

A trip to one of the coldest regions on Earth for the Asian Physics Olympiad. A true test of resilience!
Chathura Jayasankha at the Asian Physics Olympiad in Yakutsk, Russia

Visit to Singapore

A peek into the future with high-tech infrastructure and amazing green spaces. A huge inspiration for my work in Fintech.
Chathura Jayasankha visiting the smart city hub in Singapore

Sydney & New South Wales Holiday

A 2024 December holiday exploring the iconic Sydney Opera House, the stunning Blue Mountains, and the coastal city of Newcastle. It was a great way to recharge after starting my PhD.
Chathura Jayasankha at the Blue Mountains in Australia