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Bioengineering

The Bioengineering Area is an interdisciplinary research group of the IIT, focused on the application of electronics, biomaterials and nanotechnology fields, to the healthcare world. The research lines include electronic instrumentation, health metrology, biomechanics, microelectronics, communications and embedded systems, applied in systems and industrial processes.

The activity fields of the area are in accordance with the evolution of technology and the interests of the industry. In the area, systems and products are designed and developed with the most advanced technologies.

Research topics

  • Biomaterials
  • Biomechanics
  • Digital communications
  • Electronic instrumentation
  • Internet of Things (IoT): Use of Internet and related technologies
  • Health metrology
  • Mathematical Models and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
  • Nanotechnology
  • Embedded systems
  • MOBIOS Biomechanics
  • MOBIOS Biomaterials
  • MOBIOS Biosensors
  • MOBIOS AI
  • MOBIOS Health

Publications

Education

  • Diagnostic imaging. Metrological aspects, in Los retos de la metrología en la próxima década. Centro Español de Metrología (CEM). Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Competitividad, Huesca (Spain). Oct 2017.
  • European technical applicator of adhesives, in Curso Asesoría técnica sobre uniones Adhesivas. Fundación Tecnalia Research and Innovation, San Sebastian (Spain). Dec 2015.
  • Social, cultural and ethical implications of nanotechnology, in Nanotecnología - un campo profesional con futuro. Colegío Oficial de Físicos, Madrid (Spain). Oct 2014.
  • Training course in adhesives. VOSSLOH ESPAÑA S.A., Albuixech (Spain). Apr 2014.
  • EENG385 Electronic devices and circuits, in 3h/semana. Colorado School of Mines (CSM), Golden (United States of America). Jan 2014 - May 2014.
  • Dimensional metrology practices. FREMAP, Madrid (Spain). Sep 2013 - Jul 2014.
  • Dimensional metrology. FREMAP, Madrid (Spain). Sep 2012 - Jul 2013.
  • Optimization in engineering. Institute of Dynamics and Vibration Research (Leibniz Universität Hannover), Hannover (Germany). Apr 2012.

Coordinator

Eva Paz is an Industrial Technical Engineer (in Industrial Chemistry) and MSc in Production Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. She obtained her PhD degree from Universidad Pontificia Comillas in 2017 with the thesis entitled “Acrylic bone cement reinforced with carbon based nanomaterials”. She currently teaches several undergraduate and master's degree subjects at the School of Engineering (ICAI) in the Department of Mechanical Engineering (Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Machine Technology, Mechanical Technology, Chemistry, Nanotechnology....). She develops her research activity at IIT since 2013 in the field of biomaterials, nanotechnology and adhesives, being author of several scientific publications of impact in these fields and currently participating in several research projects.