Girish Narayanswamy

I am a final year PhD Student at the University of Washington Ubicomp Lab where I am advised by Professor Shwetak Patel. I additionally collaborate closely with Daniel McDuff and Xin Liu at Google, where I spent two years as a Student Researcher.
I am primarily interested in developing solutions which expand health access and improve health sensing. Specifically, my research lies at the intersection of aritifical intelligence, signal processing, and sensing as applied to human health. My most recent works explore the development of sensor foundation models (LSM-1, LSM-2, SensorLM) and their utility in understanding human physiology and behavior.
Before joining UW, I attended the University of Colorado Boulder, where I completed a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering with emphases in signal processing and embedding systems. Over the course of my undergraduate and graduate studies I have had the opportunity to intern at Google, OctoAI, Uplinq AI, Qualcomm, and Medtronic.
In my free time I enjoy being outside (hiking, camping, skiing), drawing, photography, and spending time with friends and family. While at CU I had the honor to play for Mamabird, the university’s ultimate frisbee team – a perennial national contender. I am also a black belt in Shotokan Karate.
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news
Jul 22, 2025 | LSM-2 is featured on the Google Research Blog. |
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Jul 04, 2025 | Our workshop, TS4H (Time-Series for Health), was accepted to NeurIPS ‘25! |
Jun 08, 2025 | Google open sourced my on-device respiratory sensing models! Find them on Github and Hugging Face! |
Apr 26, 2025 | Presenting LSM at ICLR ‘25. Excited to explore Singapore! |
Nov 20, 2020 | LSM is featured on the Google Research Blog. |