Emerging Electronic Technologies for Biomedical Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Electronic devices and systems find a plethora of applications in many aspects of modern society. Among all of them, their use in medical, biological and biomedical contexts has been actively investigated and exploited during the last decades. The advancements in electronic engineering and the resulting devices and equipment have notably contributed to the improvement of many biomedical diagnosis, analysis and treatment processes. Likewise, the strong requirements of biomedical processes and tools have motivated the electronic technology researchers to push the limits of their expertise fields, thereby yielding interesting synergic multidisciplinary developments and advancements.

In this multi-technology topical collection, any new works investigating the application of novel technologies with an electronic basis to biomedical contexts are welcome. From DC up to THz, including ultrasound, microwaves or even IR approaches, or combined ones, considering different approaches such as microelectronics, optoelectronics, bioelectronics, semiconductors and/or artificial intelligence, this Special Issue aims at gathering different electronic technologies and proposals to be applied in biomedical contexts. Usual applications include (but are not limited to) biomarkers sensing, medical imaging, rehabilitation devices, intraoperative navigation tools, biochemical analysis, ambient data recording, etc. This Special Issue is expected to collect new ideas, devices and approaches that address current unsolved problems and challenges related to medical equipment or biomedical devices.

Dr. Carlos G. Juan
Dr. José María Vicente-Samper
Dr. Héctor García-Martínez
Prof. Dr. José María Sabater-Navarro
Guest Editors

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