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Offering expertise in wearable systems and data analysis for health monitoring

Postdoctoral researcher at Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma

Rome, Italy

About

Unit of Measurements and Biomedical Instrumentation of Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma is a research university with consolidated expertise in the development of wearable systems and data analysis solutions for health monitoring.

Our activities focus on the design, implementation, and validation of wearable and unobtrusive sensing technologies for monitoring physiological parameters and human movement in clinical settings (e.g. rehabilitation, patient monitoring, therapy adherence, cardiovascular and functional assessment), occupational (e.g. worker health monitoring, fatigue detection), and real-world environments(e.g. daily activity monitoring, lifestyle assessment, early risk detection). We integrate sensor development with advanced signal processing, data analytics, and algorithm design to extract meaningful health-related indicators.

Main areas of expertise:

  • Wearable and body-sensor systems for physiological and movement monitoring

  • Signal processing, sensor fusion, and data analysis algorithms

  • Monitoring methodologies in clinical, occupational, and daily life scenarios

  • Experimental validation and data-driven assessment of health and performance

  • Cardiovascular and respiratory assessment using wearable technologies (e.g. HRV, respiratory monitoring, sleep-related parameters)

Collaboration interests:

We aim to participate in Horizon Europe Cluster 1 – Health (Work Programme 2026) proposals, either by joining existing consortia or by co-developing new project ideas. We can contribute to work packages related to technology development, data analytics, monitoring strategies, and validation activities of new technologies.

We are interested in collaborating with universities, research centers, hospitals and industry partners with complementary expertise in digital health, AI, clinical research, and health applications.

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  • Partner seeks Consortium/Coordinator

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