Open Positions
Would you like to join us? The following student projects are open for applications:
Thesis/Semester Projects (Master's/Bachelor's)
AI-Based Estimation of Blood Pressure via Pulse Transit Time and Vascular Dynamics from piezoelectric sensors
This project explores the development and validation of an AI based system for non-invasive blood pressure estimation. The method focuses on deriving pulse transit time (PTT) using dual A-mode piezoelectric sensors (ultrasound) and characterizing vascular features such as arterial wall diameter and flow velocity. The work contributes toward a future wearable ultrasound-based solution for continuous cardiovascular monitoring.
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Keywords: machine learning, deep learning, artificial intelligence, blood pressure, pulse transit time, vascular imaging, Doppler
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Semester Project , Internship , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-28 , Earliest start: 2025-07-01 , Latest end: 2026-07-31
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Otesteanu Corin, Dr
Topics Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
AI-Based Motion Estimation and Fatigue Monitoring Using Triboelectric Nanogenerators
This project explores the feasibility of using triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) for joint angle analysis and fatigue monitoring during repetitive human movements using machine learning and deep learning.
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machine learning, artificial intelligence, generative AI, triboelectric nanogenerator, joint angle estimation, motion analysis, fatigue detection
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Published since: 2025-06-28 , Earliest start: 2025-08-01 , Latest end: 2026-08-01
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Otesteanu Corin, Dr
Topics Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
Artificial intelligence for anxiety level classification using data from wearable devices
The aim of this project is to study the feasibility of using wearable devices for anxiety detection using machine learning models. By creating a robust framework for continuous monitoring and early assessment, it has the potential to meaningfully impact the users wellbeing.
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Keywords: wearable technology, anxiety monitoring, health tracking, machine learning, artificial intelligence
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Semester Project , Internship , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-28 , Earliest start: 2025-08-01 , Latest end: 2026-07-01
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Otesteanu Corin, Dr
Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
Development of Wireless Ion Sensing Platforms using Metamaterials and Soft Biointerfaces
This project explores the design and realization of a flexible, wireless ion-sensing patch by integrating resonant metamaterial structures with bio-interfacing soft materials. The system is intended for noninvasive detection of physiologically relevant ions from skin-interfaced fluids using passive sensing mechanisms
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flexible electronics, metamaterials, wireless biosensors, resonant sensors, skin-compatible interfaces
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Semester Project , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-26 , Earliest start: 2025-07-01 , Latest end: 2025-10-31
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Zada Muhammad
Topics Engineering and Technology
Wearable 2D Capacitive Auxetic Structures for Motion Monitoring
The aim of this project is to develop a single sensor capable of measuring both unidirectional strain and bending angle.
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wearable, flexible electronics, 3D printing, capacitive strain sensors
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Semester Project , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-24 , Earliest start: 2025-08-01 , Latest end: 2026-12-31
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Kateb Pierre
Topics Engineering and Technology
Wearable kirigami antenna for motion monitoring
The aim of the project is to develop a simple method for fabrication of kirigami-inspired laser-cut or molded antennas on flexible substrates. This technology will enable advancements in wearable electronics for wireless communication and sensing applications.
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wearable, flexible electronics, kirigami, laser cutting, 3D printing, antenna design, conductivity, wireless communication
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Semester Project , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-18 , Earliest start: 2025-03-24 , Latest end: 2026-08-31
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Kateb Pierre
Topics Engineering and Technology
Utilizing the human body for ambient electromagnetic energy harvesting
The goal of the project is to develop wearable devices, for use in environmental electromagnetic energy recovery based on human body application.
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Flexible electronics, electromagnetic energy harvesting
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Semester Project , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-15 , Earliest start: 2025-06-20
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Li Yuanlong
Topics Engineering and Technology
Activity and fatigue detection using machine learning based on real-world data from smart clothing
The aim of this project is to use machine learning methods to extract useful information such as activity type and fatigue level from real-world data acquired from our textile-based wearable technology during sport activities.
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smart clothing, wearable technology, textile sensor, fitness tracking, sports medicine, fatigue, machine learning, artificial intelligence, computer science
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Semester Project , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-12 , Earliest start: 2025-07-01 , Latest end: 2026-03-31
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Ahmadizadeh Chakaveh
Topics Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
Design data acquisition solution for smart clothing
The aim of this project is to develop and improve wearable electronics solutions for data acquisition from textile-based sensors used in our smart clothing.
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smart clothing, wearable technology, textile sensor, fitness tracking, sports medicine, PCB, electronics, computer science
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Published since: 2025-06-12 , Earliest start: 2025-07-01 , Latest end: 2025-12-31
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Ahmadizadeh Chakaveh
Topics Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
All-textile Wearable Thermochromic Displays
The goal of the project is to develop a technology for information display on textile utilizing thermochromism phenomenon.
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wearable, display, textile, thermochromism, e-textile, fabric
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Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-05 , Earliest start: 2025-06-01
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Shokurov Aleksandr
Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Engineering and Technology
Mechanophores for advanced wearable strain and pressure sensors
The goal of the project is to synthesize and characterize a number of small molecules capable of acting as mechanophore addition to various polymers. These polymers would then be used as wearable strain or pressure sensors.
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mechanophore, polymer, wearable, sensor, color, strain, pressure
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Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-05 , Earliest start: 2025-06-01 , Latest end: 2026-04-01
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Shokurov Aleksandr
Topics Engineering and Technology , Chemistry
Point-of-Care Sensor for Urinary Iodine
The goal of the project is to develop a cheap and disposable sensor capable of determination of iodine levels in human urine for early diagnostic purposes.
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electrochemistry, iodine, nutrition, health, point of care
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Master Thesis
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Published since: 2025-06-05 , Earliest start: 2025-01-01 , Latest end: 2025-10-01
Organization Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab
Hosts Shokurov Aleksandr
Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Engineering and Technology , Chemistry
Previous Thesis/Semester Projects
- external page AI-Powered Heartbeat Tracker with Smartphone Sensing
- external page Analysing force-time profiles of manual therapy interventions
- external page Anxiety Alert: Stay in Control of Your Stress Levels Anywhere, Anytime!
- external page Automated Outcome Prediction for Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery
- external page Composition optimization of screen-printable flexible pressure sensors
- external page Conductive polymer pattern deposition for smart textile applications
- external page Conductive thread modification for wearable strain sensors
- external page Developing a textile-based tribovoltaic nanogenerator for daily motion and sport tracking
- external page Developing a textile-based triboelectric nanogenerator for health monitoring
- external page Estimating Sweat Biomarker Levels Using Smartphones
- external page From Pixels to Pulse: How Smartphone Cameras and Machine Learning Illuminate Your Heart's Health
- external page Optimizing the design of smart clothing for environmental robustness in daily use
- external page Predicting Falls with Smartphone Accelerometers
- external page Smart wearables to monitor human movements and posture based on cutting-edge textile-based sensing modalities
- external page Smartphone Camera for Blood Pressure Classification
- external page Stretchable, conductive polymer fibers of varying stiffness for auxetic strain sensors
- external page The Future of Chiropractic: Machine Learning and Force Assessment
- external page Your Sleep Story: Wearable Insights for Short- and Long-Sleepers