Our Research
Several research group work at our department:
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 the laboratory website.
Research topics of Department’s staff:
Volodymyr Tymofeev DrSc, Prof. |
Micro- and nanostructures Modeling of submicron devices |
Eugene Belyavsky DrSc, Prof. |
Microwave electronics |
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 |
Mykola Kovalenko DrSc, Prof. |
Spyrometry Ultrasonic diagnostics Radiology |
Oleksandr Kovalenko DrSc, Prof. |
Magnitocardiology Modeling of medical demographic processes Telemedicine and E-health |
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 [details...] |
Borys Pratsiuk MSc, Assist., Prof. |
Electromagnetics Wireless communications (Bluetooth, RFID, WiFi, WiMAX) Mobile applications and hardware development |
Yuriy Prokopenko PhD, Assoc., Prof. |
Modeling of microwave electronic systems Measurements at high-frequency Wireless communications |
Volodymyr Samotovka MSc, Assist. Prof. |
Electrostimulation Modeling of semiconductor structures |
Tetiana Saurova MSc. Assist. Prof. |
High-frequency electronics |
Olena Semenovska PhD, Assist. Prof. |
Heating in heterostructures |
Yurii Synekop PhD, Prof. |
Statistical planning Analysis of biomedical information |
Olena Faleeva PhD, Assist. Prof. |
Modeling of submicron structures |
Artem Fedyai PhD, Assist. Prof. |
Quantum electron transport Modeling of nanostructures Physics of low-dimensional systems Solid-state physics Solid-state electronics |
Volodymyr Fesechko PhD, Prof. |
Digital signal processing Spectroscopy MRI diagnostics Noninvasive high-resolution technologies in bioscience |
Ludmyla Hudiakova Senior Lecturer |
Physiotherapy |
Alexander Chaikovsky PhD, Assoc., Prof. |
Measurements in electronics Analog circuits |
Iryna Shovkun Senior Lecturer |
Physics of electron processes |
Alexander Shuliak PhD, Assoc., Prof. |
Telemedicine Methods of signal analysis Modeling of systems |
Roman Yanchiy DrSc, Prof. |
Stem cells and immune system |