Evelien Hermeling

Principal Scientist at imec
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Evelien Hermeling received her PhD degree in 2009 at the Maastricht University, the Netherlands. After a few years of post-doc at Maastricht University, she started as senior researcher at imec in 2015 and became principal scientist in 2019. Her drive is to bridge the gap between hardware-, software- and biomedical engineers and the medical doctors. She is leading the competence team biomedical algorithms and models within imec-Netherlands.

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Authored articles

Two women outdoors holding a black sensor prototype, smiling at the camera.

Technical Pride: Measuring blood oxygen levels using integrated photonics

19/12/2023
imec The Netherlands
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Abstract data streams and code over a glowing digital network, suggesting algorithms and health data analysis.

How imec translates health data into actionable insights

02/11/2020
Longread
Health & life science

In this article, recent scientific papers are highlighted, showcasing imec’s approach to translate data into actionable insights in application fields such as cardiac monitoring, cardiac rehabilitation, stress management and decongestion therapy.

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Futuristic health monitoring graphic with a human silhouette, heartbeat waveforms, and medical icons

From wearables to careables: closing the loop in connected health

21/08/2020
Longread
Health & life science

Sensing. Acting. Healing. What if we could combine vital sign sensing capabilities with smart algorithms and actuation features in order to not only diagnose but also ‘fix’ a problem in the body? Just like a pacemaker does today, a multitude of closed-loop systems will help us in the future.

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