Josheta Srinivasan is a fourth year undergraduate studying Computer Science and Cognitive Science at the University of Southern California. They are currently a member of the BCI-FNIS group, working on a brain-computer-interface project called Amatria. They have also done research with the Evolutionary & Adaptive Systems Research group at Indiana University Bloomington, where they worked on developing gait-combination systems for robot-obstacle-interaction enabled locomotion along a specified path. Josheta has presented their research at the Midwest Undergraduate Cognitive Science Conference and the Statewide Summit for Women & Tech.
Josheta Srinivasan has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from the University of Southern California, and a Cognitive Science and Intelligent Systems Engineering degree from Indiana University Bloomington. Josheta attended Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) for 11th and 12th grade.
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