We are excited to announce our participation in the upcoming IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC 2025) taking place July 14–17, 2025. EMBC is the premier international forum for presenting and discussing research in biomedical engineering, offering a unique platform for sharing cutting-edge work and fostering global collaborations.
This year, we are proud to present six research papers:
S. L. Kappel et al., Temporal Synchronization of Multimodal Hyperscanning Recordings: Challenges, Methodologies, and Best Practices [link]
N. Banluesombatkul et al., Sleep Analysis Using Longitudinal Ear-EEG Recordings [link]
P. Lebiecka-Johansen et al., Benefits of Different Strategies to Adapt Sleep Scoring Models from Scalp- to Ear-EEG [link]
B. Gaardbaek et al., Hearable Heart Beats: Recording the Heart Rate from the Ear [link]
J. Strøm et al., Model Complexity in Sleep Staging: Exploring the Effect of Depth and Complexity Factor in the U-Sleep Model [link]
Olsen et al., EEG data alignment across devices using a neural network [link]
Please note that all papers are subject to IEEE copyright.
In addition, we are organizing the following three minisymposia:
Ear-EEG: Advancing Wearable Brain Monitoring and Clinical Applications
Ear-Centered Sensing for Wearable Monitoring and Interaction
Towards Multimodal Sleep Monitoring to Support Diagnosis of Health Conditions
We look forward to connecting with fellow researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals at EMBC 2025!
For more information, please visit the official EMBC 2025 website.
