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Investigating cutting edge technology in a highly multi-disciplinary environment, the Biomedical Electronics Research Group in the School of Electronics and Computer Science is researching, developing and teaching the next generation of healthcare and bio-related technologies.

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Biomedical Electronics Research Group News

14 October 2020

Bioelectronics professor awarded MBE in Queen's...

Professor Hywel Morgan from the University of Southampton has been recognised for his services to biomedical engineering with an MBE in the 2020 Queen's Birthday Honours.

Southampton PeRSo respirator honoured with...

A pioneering respirator hood created by researchers at the University of Southampton has been selected for a President's Special Award for Pandemic Service from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Innovative personal respirator hoods deployed...

Thousands of protective respirator hoods developed by researchers at the University of Southampton are being introduced to hospital wards for staff treating patients with COVID-19.

Recent BIO publications

Novel germanium surface modification for sub-10 nm patterning with electron beam lithography and hydrogen silsesquioxane resist - Anushka S. Gangnaik, Yordan M. Georgiev, Gillian Collins and Justin D. Holmes

Type: Article | 2016 | Item not available on this server.

New generation electron beam resists: A review - Anushka S. Gangnaik, Yordan M. Georgiev and Justin D. Holmes

Type: Review | 2017 | Item not available on this server.

Plane-splitting logic techniques using hybrid CMOS-memristor circuits and systems - Alexantrou Serb, Georgios Papandroulidakis, Ali Khiat and Themistoklis Prodromakis

Type: Conference or Workshop Item | 2018 | Item availability restricted.

Generalized norm optimal iterative learning control: constraint handling - Yiyang Chen, Bing Chu and Christopher T. Freeman

Type: Article | 2017 | Item availability restricted.

Finger displacement sensing: FEM simulation and model prediction of a three-layer electrode design - Nan Hu, Paul H. Chappell and Nick R. Harris

Type: Article | 2019 | Item not available on this server.