IBEC Seminar: Taher Saif
Emergent living machines Taher Saif , Professor, Mechanical Science and Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Industrial revolution of the 19th century marked the onset of the era of machines … Read more
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IBEC Seminar: Taher Saif
Emergent living machines Taher Saif , Professor, Mechanical Science and Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Industrial revolution of the 19th century marked the onset of the era of machines … Read more
IBEC Seminar: Taher Saif
Emergent living machines Taher Saif , Professor, Mechanical Science and Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Industrial revolution of the 19th century marked the onset of the era of machines … Read more
Senior Posdoctoral Researcher at the Biosensors for bioengineering Group
Application Deadline: 20/12/2019
Ref: SPD-JR
The Biosensors for Bioengineering group led by Dr. Javier Ramón at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for a Posdoctoral Researcher in order to work in the project BENCHTOP NMR FOR LAB-ON-CHIP (BLOC), FET open. This position will be funded by H2020 European Union programme
A smartphone for detecting sleep apnea at home
The Biomedical signal processing and interpretation group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) has developed a portable, cheap and non-invasive system to detect obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) at home, a disorder characterized by recurrent airflow cessation during sleep. Researchers propose a novel method consisting of analyzing acoustic signals recorded with a smartphone.
The Biomedical signal processing and interpretation group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) has developed a portable, cheap and non-invasive system to detect obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) at home, a disorder characterized by recurrent airflow cessation during sleep. Researchers propose a novel method consisting of analyzing acoustic signals recorded with a smartphone.Sleeping, like breathing, is an action that we all undertake throughout our whole lives. Sleep, which represents more than 25% of our time, is the body’s natural state of rest and an important factor of self-regulation. However, several diseases can affect sleep quality, leading to symptoms of varying severity.
Raimón Jané at Cope radio talks about the smart telephone that monitors apnea
Raimón Jané interviewed at Cope radiostation to talk about the smartphone they developed in their research group that allows to diagnose apnea in an economic, reliable and non-invasive way, the sleep disorder is characterized by recurrent cessation of the flow of air during sleep.
Raimón Jané at Cope radio talks about the smart telephone that monitors apnea
Raimón Jané interviewed at Cope radiostation to talk about the smartphone they developed in their research group that allows to diagnose apnea in an economic, reliable and non-invasive way, the sleep disorder is characterized by recurrent cessation of the flow of air during sleep.
Un teléfono inteligente para detectar la apnea del sueño en casa
El grupo de Procesamiento e interpretación de señales biomédicas del Instituto de Bioingeniería de Cataluña (IBEC) ha desarrollado un sistema que permitiría diagnosticar de manera económica, fiable y no invasiva la apnea obstructiva del sueño (AOS), un trastorno del sueño que se caracteriza por el cese recurrente del flujo de aire durante el sueño. Los investigadores proponen un novedoso método consistente en el análisis de señales acústicas registradas con un teléfono inteligente.
Dormir, igual que respirar, es una acción que realizamos a lo largo de nuestras vidas. El sueño, que representa más del 25 % de nuestro tiempo, es el estado natural de descanso del cuerpo y constituye un factor importante para su autorregulación. Sin embargo, existen varias enfermedades que afectan a la calidad del sueño y que pueden producir síntomas de distinta gravedad.
IBEC launches a challenge at the 2nd Innovation Days
Last 9th November 75 participants from different fields participated in the 2nd edition of the Innovation Days (i-Days) organised by EIT Health. Thirty-two locations around Europe hosted the i-Days and for the second time in a row, IBEC was involved in many parts of the workshop held in Barcelona.
I-Days promote health innovation among university students through one-to-two-day programmes held at academic institutions around Europe. Students receive an introduction to practical health innovation tools and work in multidisciplinary teams to tackle real life health challenges posed by EIT Health projects, local organisations and private corporations. The event counted with inspirational speakers and coaches that introduced students to practical tools in innovation, design thinking and pitching ideas.
2nd EIT Health Innovation Day
EIT Health Innovation Day Innovation Days promote health innovation among university students through one-to-two-day programmes held at academic institutions around Europe. Students receive an introduction to practical health innovation tools … Read more