Cardiotoxicity, in silico
Simulating human ventricular cell models (ORd and ToR-ORd) on GPUs to predict how a drug changes heart rhythm, following the CiPA approach.
Iga Narendra Pramawijaya, S.T., M.Eng.
I teach biomedical engineering at Telkom University, help build SakuMedis, a clinical reference app for Indonesian doctors, and lead research work at CabCode. My own research is computational medicine: heart cell simulation on GPUs, ECG signals and medical images.
Quarter-time musician, part-time coder, full-time learner.
Write to me at my email addresses, listed in the contact section
Based between Bali and Bandung
I teach Biomedical Engineering courses related to computational medicine, signal processing, and maths, also examine final projects and internships in the Biomedical Engineering program.
A clinical reference app for Indonesian doctors: drug doses, emergency protocols, interaction checks and an AI assistant, on iOS and Android. I handle growth and partnerships.
Research as a service: technical consulting, software development and AI research for researchers, health teams and small organisations, plus GPU cloud access for Indonesian researchers.
Research
I did my M.Eng. at Kumoh National Institute of Technology in South Korea (2023 to 2025), in the CML lab, writing CUDA code to simulate heart cells. These are the topics I work on now.
Simulating human ventricular cell models (ORd and ToR-ORd) on GPUs to predict how a drug changes heart rhythm, following the CiPA approach.
Fusing statistical and physiological features of ECG signals before classification, and testing whether the fusion actually helps.
Rotation-equivariant networks that find lesions in brain CT scans.
Classifying infant movement across datasets, with collaborators at PENS.
Working on a paper or a data project of your own? I also help other teams with code, analysis and manuscripts. See the AI and data page.
Notable ones only, from my student years.
There are more. Ask me about them.
Levels come from my own experience and confidence, not from a test, except where I say licensed.
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Denpasar, Bali, and Bandung, West Java.