The Sensing Technologies and Computational Methods for Biomedical Engineering

Dear Colleagues,

Sensing technologies and computational methods are currently revolutionizing the field of biomedical engineering by enabling the development of innovative diagnostic and therapeutic solutions. As a result, research on new wearable sensors, imaging technologies, image-based diagnostic software, as well as the simulation and prediction of physiological mechanisms, among other things, has been conducted. In addition, following the fast growth of AI, specific attention has been paid to machine learning and deep learning methods to process clinical data (e.g., medical images and physiological biosignals). The aim of this Special Issue is to present the current developments in sensing technologies and computational methods with an impact on biomedical engineering, particularly through medically validated applications. New prototypes, specific and practical proof-of-concept examples, as well as exhaustive validation studies and reviews are of particular interest.

Dr. Pedro Morais
Dr. João Vilaça
Dr. Helena R. Torres
Guest Editors

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