For my undergraduate thesis, I joined the Instrumentation Physics Laboratory-Video & Image Processing subgroup. My research was initially on blood spatter analysis (BPA). Due to limited equipment, I was tasked to find a way to extract useful information from possibly incomplete measurements. This led me to the field of compressive sensing (CS), which became my main field of research. In this endeavor, I utilized various technologies such as established signal processing techniques, as well as more contemporary machine learning and artificial intelligence approaches.