Assoc. Prof. Emi Yuda, Dr.Eng., PhD.
Tohoku University, Japan
Speech Title: Future
Technology for Non-invasively Estimating
Biological Status Using Bio-signal
Processing for Human
Abstract: In this talk,
focus on cutting-edge research in human
bio-signal processing and the analysis
of bio-medical big data. Especially, I
highlight advancements in signal
processing techniques for extracting
valuable information from bio-signals
heart rate variability (HRV) and body
acceleration. And discuss innovative
methods for enhancing bio-signal data
accuracy, human privacy, and security,
as well as their applications in
healthcare and human-computer
interaction.
Additionally, address challenges and
future directions in human bio-signal
research, emphasizing the importance of
interdisciplinary collaboration and
ethical considerations in handling
bio-medical big data.
Biography: Assoc. Prof. Emi Yuda is one of Japanese information engineer whose areas of expertise are bio-signal processing and bio-medical big data analysis. She is an associate professor at Tohoku University and has contributed to innovative research during her career. D. degrees in both informatics (Ph.D.) and engineering (Dr. Eng.). She applies ECG and acceleration signal analysis techniques from medical devices and wearable sensors to the fields of health science, disease screening, medication adherence and rehabilitation. Her research focuses on human dynamics, starting from pre-symptomatic disease state, disorder to recovered. Her work has helped develop new algorithms and improved the performance of human state estimation techniques. Research projects under her direction have attracted industrial interest and she has collaborated with many companies. She has actively presented her work at international conferences and in academic journals. She is also active as a reviewer of academic papers.