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Ram Sivaraman: HM-Detect: AI Detection and Classification of Heart Murmurs

HM-Detect: AI Detection and Classification of Heart Murmurs.

WhereMA, USA
When2025
Age at the work14–18
IP outcomeNo public IP record found

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Ram Sivaraman developed HM-Detect, a methodology for detecting and classifying heart murmurs from multimodal signals using a novel neural-network architecture. Earlier, more consistent identification could help clinicians decide which patients need additional cardiac assessment, although medical use would require rigorous clinical validation.

Innovation mindset: Listen for subtle patterns that humans may interpret differently, then combine signals to improve consistency rather than relying on one data stream.

Official project title: HM-Detect: Murmur Detection and Classification Methodology Using A Novel C^2-LSTM Architecture for Multi-Modal Signals (Systems Software).

IP note

No public IP record; any filing made around the May 2025 fair would not yet be published under the 18-month rule — register check due from late 2026.

Recognition

Regeneron ISEF 2025 — First Award ($6,000).

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