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Bio-electromagnetics Medical and Healthcare

The bio-electromagnetics research involves studies of the interactions of electromagnetic radiation with biological systems. Part of our work is used for non-invasive diagnostics techniques, targeted drug delivery through cell membranes and studies of electromagnetic dosimetry. The techniques involve both numerical simulation and physical measurements.

Projects

• A Novel Electromagnetic System for in situ targeted drug delivery
• Reverberation chamber measurement of Human body electromagnetic absorption cross section
• In-vivo Electroporation
• Human Body Composition Measurements using Resonant Cavity Perturbation
• Dielectric Heating for Cryobiology
• Electromagnetic Interference in Hospitals