ET4127 Themes in biomedical electronics
The course addresses the impact of microtechnologies on medicine and biology.
The following topics are part of the course:
- Biomicroelectromechanical systems (BioMEMS)
- Biosensors
- Micro- and nano-fluidics
- Bioelectronics
- Electroceuticals and bioelectronic medicine
- Electromagnetics and wavefield imaging for MRI
- Ultrasound (incl. intravascular ultrasound)
- Lab-on-chip, lab-on-CMOS
- Biomedical signal processing
Teachers
prof.dr. Paddy French (BE)
Biomedical devices, sensor technology
prof.dr.ir. Wouter Serdijn (BE)
Circuits and systems for wearable, implantable and injectable medical devices, in particular electroceuticals and bioelectronic medicine.
dr. Vasiliki Giagka (BE)
Design and fabrication of active implantable devices; Analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits for biomedical applications
dr. Massimo Mastrangeli
Organ-on-chip technology, micro/nanosystems assembly, capillary manipulation, solid-liquid interfaces
dr. Clementine Boutry
Biodegradable technologies, biodegradable materials and devices (MEMS, sensors, actuators, and electric circuits) for Organ-on-Chip, medical and environmental applications
dr. Achilleas Savva (BE)
Design, fabrication and characterization of organic optoelectronic devices for bioelectronic applications; 3D bioelectronic models for stem cell engineering.
dr. Dante Muratore (BE)
Analog and mixed-signal CMOS circuit design for biomedical applications and sensor interfaces; circuit-algorithm co-design; neurophysiology.
dr. Tiago Costa (BE)
Analog and mixed-signal circuit design, Microfabrication, Microsystem Integration, Focused ultrasound neuromodulation, Neuroelectronics, Brain stimulation.
prof.dr.ir. Leon Abelmann (BE)
Magnetism, Nanotechnology, MEMS
Last modified: 2024-09-10
Details
| Credits: | 4 EC |
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| Period: | 0/0/4/0 |
| Contact: | Paddy French |