technological innovations

Current research projects include:

• New methods for assessing breathing effort during sleep, and to reduce patient-ventilator timing problems in intensive care
  
• Improving physiological signal analysis and algorithm design to track sleep, circadian and breathing disturbances
• Testing tri-concentric ring electrodes in comparison to conventional EEG signals
• Industry collaborations to test wearables and non-contacts sensors to assist with measurement, diagnosis and treatment of OSA, insomnia and body clock disruption using devices such as Thim, ReTimer glasses, mattress sensors and nightwear with built-in sensors
• Developing technology-enabled therapies to treat sleep disorders more effectively and practically

^{Pictured: FHMRI Sleep Health Driving Simulator Unit}