IEEE Pervasive Computing (Impact Factor: 4.4) has just release Issue 3 of 2020 with a Special Issue on Personalised Pervasive Health. 

Klicken Sie hier für die deutsche Version. Purpose of the study This project aims to collect and analyse bowel sound emitted from the abdomen during digestion. Data will be recorded and saved by the GastroDigitalShirt prototype. The collected bowel sounds will be analysed to extract indicators of gu... 

In the paper “Estimating wearable motion sensor performance from personal biomechanical models and sensor data synthesis”, we present a fundamentally novel simulation methodology to estimate the performance of wearable motion sensors using personalised biomechanical models and sensor data synt... 

CDH has an opening for a doctoral researcher, see: PhD position in wearable computing and 3D modelling. 

CodeCamp:N interviewed Professor Amft on digital health, research done at CDH, and prospects of how digital technology supports human health and medicine. 

BR reports on Coronavirus data donation "Corona Datenspende" initative and cites from an interview with Prof. Dr. Oliver Amft. 

The online introduction (“Vorbesprechung”) of the summer term 2020 seminars and theses topics at CDH will take place on April 22, 16:00 via virtual meeting. The list of the summer term 2020 offerings can be found here. In addition, theses topics are listed here. Some seminars can be conv... 

The magazine Medizin & Technik reports in their 01/2020 issue on the GastroDigitalShirt with the title “Mikrofone im GastroDigitalShirt: Wie ein EKG für den Darm” [Microphones in the GastroDigitalShirt: An ECG for the intestines]. The two-page article details the wearable device for ... 

Prof. Oliver Amft gave an invited talk at the Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) for students in embedded systems as well as faculty and staff. 

Sat.1 (TV) and Frankenfernsehen (TV) visited CDH to report about the GastroDigitalShirt.