Low-Power Biomedical Applications
A special issue of Journal of Low Power Electronics and Applications (ISSN 2079-9268).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 August 2014) | Viewed by 12280
Special Issue Editor
Interests: embedded hardware and algorithmic methods of analyzing physiological data; use of emerging technologies for large-scale sensing systems
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In the face of greater challenges than ever, the practice and delivery of healthcare is changing on fundamental levels. Electronics, as demonstrated in numerous application domains before, brings valuable capabilities and the potential to realize these on a very large scale. Both of these are critical aspects for the transformations needed in healthcare today. However, the extent to which electronics will impact healthcare depends on numerous factors, technological, translational, clinical, and logistical. To realize its potential, electronics must address all of these in earnest. This likely implies the need for an ecosystem of technologies, which would include sensors capable of acquiring informative signals, low-energy platforms capable of securely managing on-patient systems, data-centers capable of organizing medical data and knowledge bases, algorithms capable of deriving inferences for high-value decision support, and user-interface technologies for making the ecosystem readily accessible to clinicians and patients.
This Special Issue aims to provide in-depth considerations of these component technologies, but with a perspective on the ecosystem holistically. Expert reviews of the state-of-the-art in any of these areas are encouraged. New research and submissions focusing on speculative technologies or analyses in any of these areas are encouraged. High-level submissions offering quantitative perspectives are especially welcome. Authors are requested to provide both innovative proposals (and/or rigorous analysis) and their assessment of a target technologies potential roles ( as well as the challenges the technology faces in assuming such roles).
Prof. Naveen Verma
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- medical sensors
- medical imaging
- instrumentation
- artifact mitigation
- low-power processors
- low-power radios
- low-power RF
- body-area networks
- datacenters
- data analytics
- machine learning
- Big Data
- biomarker discovery
- medical modeling
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