Biomedical Engineering and Communications

Our academics conduct research into a wide variety of topics related to biomedical engineering and communications including energy consumption reduction techniques using radar and wireless sensor networks; biomedical applications with an understanding for smart city considerations; open-based networking and media/content convergence; and skin bioengineering and non-intrusive monitoring using ultra wideband (UWB) technology.

Core Research topics include:

Assistive technology for the elderly and/or disabled using UWB devices
Digital signal processing for hearing aid development
Adaptive signal processing and prediction for chaotic real data
Noise cancellation in telecommunications radio channels
Breast and skin cancer detection and therapy using UWB image processing for medical applications
Wireless communications using UWB
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ZigBee wireless technologies
Indoor radar – location sensing and tracking
Self-organising networks
Micro-loud systems
Wireless technologies for vegetation health testing
Big data mining and processing
Skin biotechnology using optical and capacitive sensors

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Biomedical Engineering and Communications