Computational Physiology & Biomedical Instruments Group
at BioLAB, Department of Information Engineering &
Bioengineering and Robotics Research Centre "E. Piaggio"
University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy
Cardiovascular and Neural Modeling
Biomedical Signal Processing
Wearable Systems for Physiological Monitoring
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Autonomic Nervous System Dynamics
Heartbeat dynamics and its spontaneous fluctuations are directly controlled by autonomic nervous system (ANS) outflow to the heart.
Read moreBrain-Heart Interaction
Through their dynamical interplay, the brain and the heart ensure fundamental homeostasis and mediate a number of physiological functions as well as their disease-related aberrat
Read moreAffective Computing
Affective Computing is a field of research that "relates to, arises from, or deliberately influences emotion or other affective phenomena" (Picard, MIT Press 1997).
Read moreThe Computational Physiology & Biomedical Instruments group of the University of Pisa is mainly involved in the following research activities:
- Advanced Biomedical Signal and Image processing
- Cardiovascular and Neural Modeling
- Machine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms for biomedical data
- Development of wearable devices for monitoring physiological parameters in humans and animals
- Eye-tracking technologies
- Innovative smart textile-based sensing technologies.
- Applications including, but not limited to, the assessment of autonomic nervous system activity on cardiovascular control, brain-heart interactions, affective computing, assessment of mood and mental disorders, human-horse interaction.
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Computational Physiology & Biomedical Instruments Group, University of Pisa
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