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Sensing and Measurement Technologies in Healthcare, Medicine, and Biosciences

This special issue belongs to the section “Biomedical Sensors“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

It is my pleasure to introduce this new Special Issue on “Sensing and Measurement Technologies in Healthcare, Medicine, and Biosciences”, hosted by MDPI Sensors. This issue aims to gather contributions consisting of innovative methodologies, device design, measurement techniques, and possible applications in, but not limited to, healthcare and medicine coming from the world of research in the sensing and measurement fields. The main interest is to increase the state of the art with the latest developments in engineering for medicine and human health objective evaluation. From wearable devices through to mini-invasive instrumentation, the world of healthcare monitoring is rapidly spreading, undoubtedly boosted by the parallel development of easy-to-use telecommunication technologies and low-cost platforms which allow transferring, in nearly real-time mode, monitored data toward cloud-based fusion centers. According to such premises, we invite all researchers involved in this field to submit a contribution, with the goal to build a knowledge basis for both academia and industry, by which possible products, methodologies, and diagnosis-aiding devices could become common assets to improve people’s quality of life and help the whole biosciences research community.

Dr. Gianni Cerro
Dr. Gianfranco Miele
Dr. Chiara Carissimo
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • wearable devices
  • sensors for biomedical systems
  • healthcare telemonitoring
  • telemedicine
  • measurements in bioscience

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Sensors - ISSN 1424-8220