Our Research

Several research group work at our department:

Biomedical Electronics and Signal Analysis Group.

Coordinator: Anton Popov

Research areas:

  • structural analysis of ECG and EEG
  • analysis of electrical activity of the brain, diagnosis of epilepsy, localization of epileptiform patterns
  • early diagnosis of cardiac tachyarrhythmias, localization of late potentials of atria and ventricles
  • heart rate variability analysis
  • anesthesia depth monitoring
  • adaptive signal schedules, crowded function dictionaries, wavelet transform
  • analysis of non-stationary signals, spectral analysis of higher orders
  • pattern recognition, custom standards
  • analysis of dynamic properties of signals, chaotic research
  • analysis of lung sounds
  • modeling of nanobiosensors

For further details please refer research group page.

Micro- and nanoelectronics group

Coordinator: Professor Volodymyr Tymofeyev

Research areas:

  • quantum electronic transport
  • modeling nanostructures
  • Physics of low-dimensional systems
  • solid state physics
  • solid state electronics
  • materials science
  • photonics
Laboratory of Biomedical Electronics.

Head of the laboratory Dr. sciences, PhD Igor Nesteruk

The activity of the laboratory is aimed at the education and scientific research of the chair of Physical and Biomedical Electronics

Research topics:

  • Components, devices and systems of biomedical electronics.
  • Methods and computer-based diagnostic complexes for electrocardiography, ultrasound investigations, electroencephalography, computer tomography (MRI).
  • Systems of intellectual monitoring of the patient state, systems of biomedical identification of persons.
  • Devices and systems of signal analysis for electrocardiography, ultrasound investigations, electroencephalography, computer tomography (MRI).
  • Nano-bio-components, biomedical technologies and systems.
  • Systems of thermo-graphical diagnostics.
  • Simulation of biomedical systems.

More information see at thelaboratory website.

Research topics of Department’s staff:

Volodymyr Tymofeyev
DrSc, Prof.
Micro- and nanostructures

Modeling of submicron devices
Oleg Vytiaz
PhD, Assoc. Prof.
Modeling of Physical and Biomedical Systems

Theory of Circuits
Vuntesmeri Yuri
PhD, Assoc. Prof.
Microwave circuits

Telecommunications
Iryna Golubeva
PhD, Assist. Prof.
RFID and wireless communications

Modeling of microwave devices
Natalia Ivanushkina
PhD, Assoc. Prof.
High-resolution methods of ECG analysis

Fetal ECG analysis

Arrhythmia diagnostics
Victor Kazmirenko
PhD, Assoc. Prof.
Microwave measurements

Wireless communications

Digital signal processing
Evgenii Karpliuk
PhD, Assist. Prof.
Digital signal processing

DSP programming

High-resolution biosignal analysis

Biomedical monitoring
Pavel Loshitsky
DrSc, Prof.
Wide-band location

Noise generators

Physiotherapy

Interaction of physical fields and biological objects
Vladimir Moskaliuk
PhD, Prof.
Modeling of high-frequency devices
Nikolai Nikolov
PhD, Assoc. Prof.
Radioimmunology

Electromagnetic cancer treatment

Biomedical image processing
Anton Popov
PhD, Assoc. Prof.
Brain electrical activity analysis, epilepsy diagnostics

Heart rate variability analysis

Anasthesia depth and sleep microstructure analysis

Wavelet transforms, structural biosignal analysis, complexity measures of biomedical signals

Nonlinear biosignal analysis, chaoticity and coupling evaluation in body systems

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Yuriy Prokopenko
PhD, Assoc., Prof.
Modeling of microwave electronic systems

Measurements at high-frequency

Wireless communications
Tetiana Saurova
MSc. Assist. Prof.
High-frequency electronics
Olena Semenovska
PhD, Assist. Prof.
Heating in heterostructures
Olena Faleeva
PhD, Assist. Prof.
Modeling of submicron structures
Alexander Shuliak
PhD, Assoc., Prof.
Telemedicine

Methods of signal analysis

Modeling of systems
Roman Yanchiy
DrSc, Prof.
Stem cells and immune system

The Electronic Engineering Department conducts scientific research funded by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine on the following topics:

  • № 2715 "METHODS AND MEANS OF EXPRESS DIAGNOSIS AND ITS APPLICATION IN PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC EQUIPMENT"

    Principal Investigator: prof., Ph.D. Yu. S. Sinekop, 2004-2005
  • № 2950 "METHODS AND MEANS OF HIGH RESOLUTION IN TECHNOLOGIES OF NON-INVASIVE EXPRESS DIAGNOSIS"
    Principal Investigator: prof., Ph.D. Yu. S. Sinekop, 2006-2007
  • № 2116 "DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC FUNDAMENTALS OF MONITORING OF BIOMEDICAL SIGNALS AND IMAGES FOR AUTOMATED COMPLEXES OF EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF CARDIOVASCULAR AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMS
    Principal Investigator: prof., Ph.D. V.O. Fesechko, 2008-2009
  • № 0112U003148, "Development of a system for identifying the condition of the mother and fetus based on non-invasive monitoring of electrical activity of the heart"
    Principal Investigator: prof., Ph.D. V.O. Fesechko
  • № 2012-n "RESEARCH OF THE LATEST NANOSIZED SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURES AND DEVICES FOR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THEIR TECHNOLOGY"
    Principal Investigator: Ph.D. prof. Timofeev V.I.
  • № Ф25.4 / 241 "RESEARCH OF SUBMICRON AND NANOSIZED STRUCTURES ON THE BASIS OF PROMISING SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS"
    Principal Investigator: Ph.D. prof. Timofeev V.I.
  • № Ф25.4 / 241 "STUDY OF SUBMICRON AND NANOSIZED STRUCTURES ON THE BASIS OF PROMISING SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS"
    Principal Investigator: Ph.D. prof. Timofeev V.I.
  • № 2244-n "RESEARCH OF THE LATEST SEMICONDUCTOR NANODEVICES AND NANOCOMPONENTS OF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS BASED ON QUANTUM ONE- AND TWO-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURES"
    Principal Investigator: Ph.D. prof. Timofeev V.I.
  • F25.4 / 145 "INVESTIGATION OF ELECTROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GALIUM NITRID AND SUBMICRON AND NANOMETER STRUCTURES BASED ON IT"
    Principal Investigator: Ph.D. prof. Timofeev V.I.