Specialization profile--Biomedical signal procesing
Biomedical Signal Processing focuses on signal processing for the acquisition, modeling, analysis and processing of biomedical signals. These can be natural signals from the body, as with signals measured in the heart or brain (EEG, ECG), or multichannel signals from imaging systems (e.g. ultrasound, MRI or photo-acoustic imaging).
Suggested courses
AP3232 | Medical imaging signals and systems | 6 EC | details | ||
AP3531 | Acoustical imaging | 6 EC | details | ||
BM41055 | Anatomy and physiology | 4 EC | details | ||
EE4530 | Applied convex optimization | 5 EC | details | ||
EE4555 | Active implantable biomedical microsystems | 5 EC | details | ||
EE4595 | Wavefield imaging | 5 EC | details | ||
EE4650 | Advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 5 EC | details | ||
EE4685 | Machine learning, a Bayesian perspective | 5 EC | details | ||
EE4715 | Array processing | 5 EC | details | ||
EE4750 | Tensor networks for green AI and signal processing | 4 EC | details | ||
EE4C12 | Machine learning for Electrical Engineering | 5 EC | details | ||
ET4127 | Themes in biomedical electronics | 4 EC | details | ||
ET4130 | Bioelectricity | 3 EC | details | ||
ET4386 | Estimation and detection | 5 EC | details | ||
IN4307 | Medical visualization | 5 EC | details |
MSc project proposals
Some examples of thesis topics (this list is not exhaustive):Thesis examples
Contact person
For more information about the research group, possible thesis topics, and suggestions for your ISP:dr.ir. Richard Hendriks
Signal Processing Systems Group
Department of Microelectronics