“Optimizing Magnetic Induction Sensors for Non-Obtrusive Vital Signs Monitoring: Impact of Current Control on Operational Quality,” by M. Momeni, A. Radomski, myself, and D. Teichmann, was also presented at EMBC’24 in Orlando, FL. Great work, team!
Our paper “A Behavioral Model for Transcutaneous Carbon Dioxide Measurement Using Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting Technique,” by Isil Isiksalan, H. B. Karli, Tuna Tufan, J. Matthews, B. D. Unluturk, and myself, has been presented at the 46th Annual International Conference…
Our paper “Implementation Techniques for Transcutaneous Carbon Dioxide Monitoring: Approaches for Wearable Smart Health Applications,” by Tuna Tufan, Lawrence Rhein, and myself, has been published as a featured article in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering (TBME). Congratulations, Tuna and Lawrence!
I’m happy to share that our patent “Wearable Blood Gas Monitor” (US Patent 11,849,923) has been officially granted! This work, with Ian Costanzo, Devdip Sen, and Lawrence Rhein, covers our approach to noninvasive transcutaneous oxygen sensing. Congratulations to the whole…
Prof Guler secured a ~$1.1M funding from NIH/NHLBI for four years to study multimodal oxygen measurement prototype and skin color bias mitigation algorithms with collaborators from Michigan State University, Prof. Unluturk, and University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMASS Chan Medical…
Our group will present three papers at IEEE Biomedical Circuits and Systems Conference (BioCAS’23) in Toronto on October 18-22. Congratulations to all! Here are the reference for our papers:
I wanted to extend my heartfelt congratulations on the acceptance of Tuna’s journal paper by IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems. This is a remarkable achievement and a testament to Tuna’s hard work, dedication, and expertise. The paper entitled…
Congratulations to Tuna (T. B. Tufan) on our new paper, “A Transcutaneous Carbon Dioxide Monitor Based on Time-Domain Dual Lifetime Referencing,” published in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems (TBioCAS). This is an invited article based on his BioCAS’23…
With this grant, we will study the oxygen transport from lungs to skin in collaboration with Prof. Unluturk from Michigan State University. Following that, we will create algorithms and implement them in the hardware. For more information here and here.
Great job Burak! Keep up your excellent work! We appreciate to our collaborators’ support from ADI. Looking forward to many more impactful results and publications!