recent news


02-06-2023    (conference abstract acceptance)
“Scar Transmurality in Ventricular Endocardial Unipolar Electrograms is Related to Power of Patient-Specific Frequency Bands” was accepted to Heart Rhythm Society 2023!

01-20-2023    (conference paper acceptance)
“A Study of Robustness of a Closed-Loop System for Blood Pressure Control” was accepted to American Control Conference 2023!

01-18-2023    (first-author journal publication)
“Frequency domain analysis of endocardial electrograms for detection of non-transmural myocardial fibrosis in non-ischemic cardiomyopathy” was published for online access in JACC Clinical Electrophysiology.


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selected research



01–19–2023    (first author journal paper) JACC Clinical Electrophysiology
Frequency Domain Analysis of Endocardial Electrograms for Detection of Nontransmural Myocardial Fibrosis in Nonischemic Cardiomyopathy

05–28–2021    (first author paper) American Control Conference
Theoretical Development of a Closed-Loop System for Blood Pressure Control

07–27–2019    (first author paper) IEEE Enginering and Biomedical Conference
A Hidden Semi-Markov Model for Estimating Burst Suppression EEG


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upcoming teaching


04–21–2023    (in person lecture) Brains, Minds, and Machines; Hunter College 

I will be teaching an introduction to statistical modelling of biological systems.

04–07–2023    (virtual workshop) Quantitative Frameworks in Biological Systems; UMBC

I will be teaching an introduction to machine learning.

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about me



Taylor Elise Baum



I solve problems impacting patients in the operating room, and students in underserved communities.




I'm a controls and signal processing engineer, broadly interested in fundamentally understanding biological systems - the cardiovascular system and the nervous system. At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, I am a fourth year Electrical Engineering and Computer Science PhD candidate.

I'm currently advised by Dr. Emery Brown and Dr. Munther Dahleh at MIT. I additionally collaborate with Dr. Usha Tedrow at Brigham and Women’s Hostipal. In my current work, I'm building control systems for Closed-Loop Blood Pressure Control (CLBC), processing cardiovascular signals with a goal of impacting clinical practices during operating room procedures, and developing brain state estimation algorithms for use in Closed-Loop Anesthetic Delivery (CLAD) systems.

In addition to my research, I am a highly experienced educator. I am the founder of Sprouting, an education social impact venture geared towards providing high quality bilingual curriculum tools to underserved communities.

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