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Biomedical Signal Processing

Electrical signals exist in many places in the human body, and are used for communication from and to the brain. They are employed to e.g. contract a muscle.

We use computer simulations in order to better understand how the heart and other organs work, and to develop medical devices for diagnosis of, among others, heart disease. We combine expertise in signal processing and machine-learning methodology to provide novel solutions to industry and hospitals.

Computer screen at hospital displaying graphs. Photo.
Photo: mirkosajkov, Pixabay.

Researcher Profiles

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Frida Sandberg


Martin Stridh


Leif Sörnmo