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International Workshop on Wearable and Implantable Body Sensor Networks
April 6-7 2004
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
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April 6th, 2004
Introduction: Prof Sir Magdi Yacoub, Imperial College
Session 1: Biosensors Technology and Designs
- Prof Jim Rusling, University of Connecticut: "Designing Electrochemical Sensors based on Ultrathin Biomolecular Films and Nano-materials" (abstract, slides)
- Prof Tony Cass, Imperial College: "Protein Design for Biosensors" (abstract, slides)
Session 2: Environment and Context Sensors
- Kristof van Laerhoven, Lancaster University: "Multi Sensor Context Awareness" (abstract, slides)
- Benny Lo & Surapa Thiemjarus, Imperial College: "Feature Selection for Wireless Sensor Networks" (abstract, slides)
- Duncan Smeed, University of Strathclyde: "MiPOS - the Mote Indoor Positioning System" (abstract, slides)
- Petar Goulev, Imperial College: "Utilizing real time AffectiveSensors to incorporate emotions into human computer interactions" (abstract, slides)
Session 3: Low Power Sensors and Communications
- Dr Eric Yeatman, Imperial College: "Advances in power sources for wireless sensor nodes" (abstract, slides)
- Prof Chris McLeod, Oxford Brookes University: "Applications for implantable SAW pressure sensors" (abstract, slides)
- Dr Vincent Larik, Medtronic (abstract, slides)
Session 4: Biosensors Technology and Designs
- Prof Pankaj Vadgama, Queen Mary University of London: "Implantable Sensors: Materials and the Tissue-Sensor Interface" (abstract, slides)
- Dr Danny O'Hare, Imperial College: "Electrochemical Methods in Physiology: From Mass Transport to Signalling" (abstract, slides)
- Dr Christopher Harland, University of Sussex: "Non-Invasive Human Body Electrophysiological Measurements using Displacement Current Sensors" (abstract, slides)
April 7th 2004
Session 5: Development platforms
- Prof Joe Paradiso, MIT: "Wearable Wireless Sensing for Interactive Media" (abstract, slides)
- Martin Strohbach, Lancaster University: "The Smart-Its Platform for Embedded Context-Aware Systems" (abstract, slides)
- Prof Jon Cooper, Glasgow University: "Lab-on-a-Chip and Lab-on-a-Pill: Moving to Remote and Distributed Integrated Sensing" (abstract, slides)
Session 6: Body-area wireless technology
- Dr. David Yates , Toumaz Technology: "Optimal Transmission Frequency for Ultra-Low Power Short Range Medical Telemetry" (abstract, slides)
- Dries Neirynck, Bristol: "Wideband Channel Characterisation for Body and Personal Area Networks" (abstract, slides)
- Dr Yang Hao, Queen Mary University London: "Body-Centric WLANs for Future Wearable Computers" (abstract, slides)
- Yanna Vogiazou, The Open University: "Healthcare Compunetics: An End-to-End Architecture for Self-Care Service Provision" (abstract, slides)
Session 7: Clinical applications
- Dr Adrian Flowerday, Docobo Ltd: "Lessons learnt from long-term Chronic Condition Monitoring" (abstract, slides)
- Philip Needham, Cardionetics: "Arrhythmia Analysis in the Community" (abstract, slides)
- Dr Martyn Boutelle, Kings College London: "On-line monitoring in neurointensive care using rapid sampling microdialysis" (abstract, slides)
- David Malan, Harvard University: "CodeBlue: An Ad Hoc Sensor Network Infrastructure for Emergency Medical Care" (abstract, slides)
Session 8: Clinical applications and future perspectives
- Prof Nick Peters, Imperial College: "BSN for Cardiology: breaking the episodic limits" (abstract, slides)
- Dr Leonard Fass, GE Medical: "A Vision of a Wireless Hospital" (abstract, slides)
Concluding Comments Prof Guang-Zhong Yang, Imperial College (slides)
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