Research Groups
Research groups actively working in the EIT sphere
Asia
Korea
Seoul
Impedance Imaging Research Center (IIRC)
Lab Head: Prof. Eung Je WooDescription
The Impedance Imaging Research Center (IIRC) was founded in 2002 as an Engineering Research Center (ERC) supported by the National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea and Kyung Hee University (KHU).
Australia
City
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Europe
Germany
Aachen
Medical Information Technology (MedIT)
Lab Head: Prof. Steffen LeonhardtDescription
The research interests of our laboratory involve the application of electrical engineering within medicine and are especially concerned with current problems/opportunities in the areas of “Personal Health Care” and “Automation and Control in Medicine”.
Ireland
Galway
The Translational Medical Device Lab
Lab Head: Prof. Martin O’HalloranDescription
The Translational Medical Device Lab is focused on developing medical devices that have a tangible impact on patient care and support Ireland’s indigenous medtech industry.
Norway
Oslo
Oslo Bioimpedance and Medical Technology Group
Lab Head: Prof. Ørjan Grøttem MartinsenDescription
The Oslo Bioimpedance and Medical Technology Group is composed of researchers in the Oslo region with a special interest for electrical bioimpedance. Their affiliation is mainly the Department of Physics at the University of Oslo and the Department of Clinical and Biomedical Engineering at Oslo University Hospital, with students and co-workers.
Spain
Barcelona
Electronic and Biomedical Instrumentation Group (IEB)
Lab Head: Prof. Javier RosellDescription
Our aim is to design new equipment, measurement methods and instrumentation systems in the fields of ATE, EMC, medicine and biotechnology. We are interested especially in instrumentation for medical diagnosis, biotechnological processes and electromagnetic field measurements in the near-field region and automotive applications.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Bath
Engineering Tomography Laboratory (ETL)
Lab Head: Prof. Manuchehr SoleimaniDescription
ETL works in tomographic imaging techniques and inverse problem algorithms for applications ranging from industrial imaging to medical imaging and to imaging for material characterisation. We also work on image reconstruction for volumetric X-ray CT devices. Please contact Manuchehr Soleimani for potential collaboration in these imaging techniques. ETL is active in tomography hardware, sensor, and software.
London, UCL
UCL Centre for Nerve Engineering
Lab Head: Prof. David HolderDescription
Prof. Holder’s research group focus on using fast neural electrical impedance tomography (EIT) to image fascicular activity in peripheral nerve.
London, Middesex
The Biophysics and Bioengineering Research Group
Lab Head: Prof. Richard BayfordDescription
The Group’s mission is to undertake high quality research in the areas of imaging technology and its applications; nanotechnology for cancer diagnostics and therapy; and applied biomechanics, biomaterials and biomechanics, encompassing cell surface interactions, tissue engineering structures including innovative implant design, deep brain stimulation, EEG and ECG signal analysis; the development of Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) imaging technology for neonates lung, brain function; sensors, smart materials; orthopaedic technology evaluation, development of imaging and analysis technologies; development of biosensors and their application to dementia and wound musculoskeletal and soft tissue biomechanics.
Manchester
Bill Lionheart
Lab Head: Prof. Bill LionheartDescription
My research interests cover theoretical and practical aspects of inverse problems, especially in imaging. Imaging methods I have worked on include Electrical Impedance Tomography, X-ray CT, Diffuse optical tomography, neutron time of flight spectral tomography, polarimetric neutron tomography of magnetic fields, small angle x-ray scattering tomography, Bragg edge neutron tomography for strain photoelastic strain tomography, polarized light tomography for liquid crystals, magnetic induction tomography/metal detection, ground penetrating radar, multistatic volumetric radar imaging
North America
Canada
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USA
Arizona
Rosalind Sadleir Lab
Lab Head: Prof. Rosalind SadleirDescription
Research in the neuro-electricity lab is concerned with modeling and imaging biological conditions using targeted electrical methods. Our work varies from the very practical (including device design and commercial development) to the conceptual and theoretical.Our emphasis is on understanding the electrical activity and properties of the brain. In particular, we are working on major projects centering on:
- understanding and modeling emerging brain stimulation therapies
- developing methods for direct detection of neural activity,
- understanding processes involved in perinatal brain injury in premature infants
Colorado
Electrical Impedance Tomography Lab
Lab Head: Dr. Jennifer MuellerDescription
Founded through funding from the Department of Mathematics and College of Natural Sciences at Colorado State University and the NIH, the mission of the EIT laboratory is to develop innovative electrical impedance imaging technology for clinical applications.
Dartmouth
Clinical Applications of Bioimpedance Laboratory
Lab Head: Prof. Ryan HalterDescription
Biomedical instrumentation; electrical impedance tomography and spectroscopy; medical imaging; tissue bioimpedance; cancer detection technologies; traumatic brain injury; medical robotics
South America
City
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