MITHILA
KUMANJANA
THE NOTEBOOK / THE LAB

RESEARCH · DEVELOPMENT · ACADEMIC LIFE

Understanding
the unseen.

From the signals of the brain to the logic of a chip.
A practice in computation, experimentation, and discovery.

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THE RESEARCHER

Mithila Kumanjana.

R&D Engineer · M.Phil. student · Sri Lanka

I work on brain-related research, EEG, and mathematical modeling, alongside independent R&D projects in embedded systems, signal processing, and computer vision. My remote engineering work includes clients in France and the United States.

AREAS OF EXPLORATION

Signals, systems,
and the brain.

Questions that connect physical systems
with computation and human experience.

01 / NEUROSCIENCE

Brain & imaging

Computational neuroscience, EEG, MRI, and diffusion MRI (dMRI).

02 / METHODS

Models & signals

Signal processing, mathematical modeling, simulation, and computational methods.

03 / ENGINEERING

Intelligent systems

Embedded hardware, real-time firmware, machine learning, and computer vision.

MY TOOLS / THE LAB

From code
to computation.

Languages

PythonCVHDLAssemblyBashMicroPython

Systems & modeling

FreeRTOSESP32MATLABSimulinkSimscapeOpenBCI

PROJECT ARCHIVE / 2022–2026

Questions made
into projects.

All 12 projects from my published portfolio.
Open each entry for its story and resources.

Client work under NDA is described only at the level publicly shared. Confidential technical designs and implementation details are withheld.

FIELD NOTES / BEHIND THE SCENES

On the workbench.

A few moments from the practical side of the Lab.
Electronics, components, and work in progress.

Two Digi XBee wireless modules on adapter boards

Wireless building blocks

A closer look at the modules on the electronics bench.

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Two shaft components connected to small circuit boards on a workbench

Connections on the bench

Components, connections, and the small details of hands-on development.

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An ESP32 development board connected by USB with a red indicator light

An ESP32 moment

A development board, a USB connection, and another starting point.

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MOVING NOTES / 10 SECOND EXCERPT

A bench in motion

A brief look around the electronics bench, with boards, wires, and components in view.

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A short, silent glimpse behind the scenes.