Feature Papers in Bioelectronics: 2025–2026 Edition

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce the launch of this new Special Issue titled “Feature Papers in Bioelectronics: 2025–2026 Edition.” Bioelectronics is an expanding, multidisciplinary field that bridges electronics and biomedical engineering, with a broad range of applications. Research on bioelectronic devices and systems is rapidly evolving, offering innovative technologies to support both healthy individuals and patients in managing and optimizing their health, well-being, and daily activities. This Special Issue aims to showcase high-quality contributions that reflect the most significant and cutting-edge developments in all areas of bioelectronics research.

In this Special Issue, original research articles and reviews are welcome. Research areas may include—but are not limited to—the following topics:

• Biosignal acquisition;
• Wearable and unobtrusive applications for health monitoring;
• Sensor fusion and multimodal healthcare sensors;
• AI-driven decision support systems for disease management;
• Data-driven and model-based biosignal processing;
• Hardware applications for vital sign detection;
• Neuromodulation and stimulation;
• Bioinspired electronics;
• Miniaturized electronics and implantable sensors;
• Wireless biosensors and sensor technology;
• Mobile and lab-on-a-chip healthcare microsystems;
• Neurorehabilitation engineering;
• Biorobotics applications;
• Human-computer interfaces;
• Biofeedback applications;
• Bioinformatics for healthcare engineering;
• Bioimaging;
• Computer vision for healthcare applications;
• Medical data mining;
• Biometric systems;
• Digital twin technologies for personalized health simulations;
• Ethical aspects of bioelectronics.

We look forward to receiving your contributions.

Prof. Dr. Enzo Pasquale Scilingo
Dr. Gianluca Rho
Guest Editors

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