Sensing and Predictive Analytics for Computational HEalthcare Systems (SPACHeS) Laboratory

at CIE 212-North Dakota State University and ENC 2001 -University of South Florida 

Equipment

• Electronic instrumentations: Tektronix MSO2024B digital oscilloscope, Siglent SDG2122X 120MHz waveform generator

• Sensing and Simulator System: Natus Sleep/Neuro Diagnostic PSG system, Sandman Elite PSG System, Alice PDx Portable Sleep Diagnostic System, WatchPAT 300-Home sleep Monitoring system, BioPotentiostat AFCBP1, ProSim 8 Vital Signs Simulator

• Vital Signal Monitor:  Nihon Kohden Bedside Monitor

• Network Facility: Dell Precision Tower 7810 Workstation .

Collaborations

1) USF College of Medicine-https://health.usf.edu/medicine/sleep 

2) JA Haley VA Hospital

3) Sanford Sleep Center-https://www.sanfordhealth.org/locations/sanford-2801-medical-building

4) NDSU Sleep Lab-https://ndsusleeplab.com/

5) Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Center https://www.sanfordhealth.org/locations/sanford-roger-maris-cancer-center 

6) Heart Artery and Vein Center of Fresno-California https://www.heartarteryveincenter.com/ 

SPACHeS Lab’s research focuses on smart connected systems and prognostic analytics for healthcare applications. The main tasks are to: 

(1) develop biosensing systems integrated with artificial intelligent algorithms for clinical diagnosis, prognosis and treatment, 

(2) assess the performance of the developed systems under different operating settings with well-established ground truths or approved clinical procedures, 

(3) conduct IRB approved human-subject test with the consultant from clinical experts.