The ubiquity and commoditisation of wearable biosensors (fitness bands) has led to a deluge
of personal healthcare data, but with limited analytics typically fed back to the user. The …

In five experiments we measured the amplitude of the haemodynamic response to visual
patterns using near infrared spectroscopy of the visual cortex. The patterns were gratings with …

Use of touchscreens in the flight deck has been steadily increasing, however, their usability
may be severely impacted when turbulent conditions arise. Most previous research focusses …

Background: In patients with migraine, an abnormally large haemodynamic response to
epileptogenic visual stimulation has previously been observed, consistent with the hypothesis of …

Antihypertensive drug treatment is based on stepped titration in response to elevated blood
pressure (BP) measurements. However, measurements do not necessarily represent an …

Background/purpose: The optical appearance of human skin is highly dependent on the
interaction between the illumination (type and position), observer position and the skin surface …

Reference Point Indentation (RPI) has been proposed as a new clinical tool to aid the
diagnosis of Osteoporosis. This study has examined the performance of the tool within entire …

Background/Aims Elastography is a promising new medical imaging modality, displaying
spatial distribution of biomechanical properties such as local tissue strain response to an …

Drowsiness which can affect work performance, is often elicited through self- reporting. This
paper demonstrates the potential to use EEG to objectively quantify changes to drowsiness …

In contrast to traditional approaches to fracture risk assessment using clinical risk factors
and bone mineral density (BMD), a new technique, reference point microindentation (RPI), …