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Student project: Additional Biomarkers from the SPG signal
Research & development - Eindhoven | More than two weeks ago
Speckle contrast has been widely used for calculating Speckle Plethysmography (SPG) from speckle images. From the same image, both SPG and PPG can be obtained. However, more research is needed to assess the additional biomarkers extractable from the SPG signal alone or from both PPG and SPG and their accuracies.
Student project: additional Biomarkers from the SPG signal
What you will do
- Performing tests in laboratory settings.
- Performing data collections on human subjects.
- Developing and testing algorithms (Python).
- Working with camera and lasers setups.
- Working with reference signals (e.g. ECG, PPG, Respiration, SpO2).
What we do for you
You will be part of the Photonics for Heath team working on algorithms alternatives for speckles contrast calculation. You will be working every day with laser, optics, and algorithms experts.
Who you are
- Doing a Master's in Biomedical Engineering or similar.
- Experience with Matlab and/or Python is preferred.
- Understanding of signal processing concepts.
- Understanding of basic human physiology.
- Experience with image processing preferred.
- Pro-active, outreaching mindset and eager to learn.
- Enjoying working in a team.
- You are available for 6 months.
- Have good command of spoken and written English.
Interested
Does this project sound like an interesting next step in your career at imec? Don’t hesitate to submit your application by clicking on ‘APPLY NOW’.
Got some questions about the recruitment process? Martijn Kohl of the Talent Acquisition Team will be happy to assist you.