New Technologies for Biomedical Circuits and Systems

Dear Colleagues, 

New biomedical technologies, offer efficient and cost-effective solutions that allow us to understand our nature better and help overcome our disabilities, diagnose our diseases, and provide more advanced treatment options. The recent advances in developing biomedical systems and circuits, such as wearable and implantable devices, wireless sensors, etc. have opened opportunities for developing new assistive, diagnostic, and treatment technologies, supporting biomedical, healthcare, and well-being needs. Designing novel circuits and systems is the main driving force of such advancement. This Special Issue will focus on all aspects of the research and development related to the biomedical area, including but not limited to ultra-low-power apparatus, mixed-signal integrated devices, wireless and portable wearables, sensors and sensor interfaces, brain-machine interfaces, biomedical signal processing, and application areas of biomedical systems. Our objective is to highlight the capabilities of new technologies for a wide variety of biomedical applications, lying at the intersection between the life sciences, computer science and circuits and systems engineering disciplines. Original research papers that focus on the design and experimental implementation of new biomedical circuits and systems, as well as papers that focus on their testing for biomedical and clinical applications, are welcome. In addition to original research articles, review articles will be considered for publication as well.

We look forward to, and welcome, your participation in this Special Issue.

Dr. S. Abdollah Mirbozorgi
Dr. Nima TaheriNejad
Guest Editors

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