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We are thrilled to share that on June 18th at 6:00 PM, FrankenFernsehen broadcast a segment about the EmpkinS D02 subproject. D02 explores how associating facial expressions with positive thoughts can elevate depressive moods and is developing a smartphone training program designed to help patients ...

Our doctoral candidate Bastian Eisele got the opportunity to visit the NYU Wireless Institute at New York University, in November and December 2023. The NYU Wireless Institute is an academic research center focusing mainly on wireless communications, sensing, networking, and devices. There, he had t...

We're thrilled to announce that our Doctoral Candidates Eva Maria Hille and Tabea Ott are now part of the prestigious ''bidt Scholarship'' (Bayerisches Forschungsinstitut für Digitale Transformation). In today’s world, basic digitalization skills are essential for researchers across all disciplin...

From the 13th - 14th of May, 2024 people from EmpkinS and MARIE met in the Georg Lichtenberg Haus in Darmstadt. The first day was about short project presentations, getting to know each other in a creative speed dating session, and chatting over an extraordinary BBQ. On the second day, the doctoral ...

Discover the groundbreaking potential of radar-based sensing for biomedical monitoring in our latest tutorial! From overcoming limitations to enhancing diagnostic capabilities with machine learning, we're revolutionizing healthcare. Learn about radar and ML fundamentals, data acquisition, clinical r...

We are very excited to announce that, our PI from sub-project B01, Prof. Dr. André Kaup, has been elected a full member of Class VI – Technical and Environmental Sciences of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts (EASA). The EASA is a European organization that promotes scientific and societal...

Are you interested in stress and its effects on the human body and psyche? Would you like to support us in our project and be a part of it? Then you are exactly right with us! As part of our research project, we are looking for participants for a psychological study. For further information: Psyc...

From 29-30 April, our EmpkinS PIs met for a two-day retreat at the Diözesanhaus conference centre in Vierzehnheiligen near Bad Staffelstein to present the current status of their sub-projects as well as their plans for the next CRC funding period and joint work packages. The pleasant working atmosph...

The Mobilize Center is based at Stanford University and is a Biomedical Technology Resource Center (BTRC) funded through the NIH. The Mobilize Center was created with the vision of enabling the research community to use mobile technology, such as 2-D video and wearable sensors, and other large-scale...