Fernando Seoane

My goal is to run needs-driven translational research in wearable
measurement Instrumentation and Digital Health Transformation aiming to
enable innovations in medical and clinical practice, focusing in p-health
solutions including wearable measurements systems, biosignals processing of
noninvasive physiological measurements and biomedical data analysis for
process improvement in healthcare and medical care.
Docent in Biomedical Engineering Systems from KTH-Royal Institute of
Technology since 2012, I graduated from the post-graduate school of Signals
and Systems at Chalmers Tekniska Hogskolan in 2007 with a Ph.D. in Biomedical
Engineering after I graduated as a M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering in 2004
from Linköpings Tekniska Högskolan at Linköpings Universitet. University
that I joined as Erasmus exchange student from the University of 
Alcala, my alma mater, where I completed my undergraduate education with a
B.Eng. degree in Electronics Systems.
Since January 2017 that I join Karolinska Institutet as senior lecturer in
medical technology, I have had a clinical appointment as the coordinator for
Research, Innovation, Development and Education at the Department of Medical Technologies at Karolinska University Hospital.

In addition, I have been since 2016 a professor in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Borås, where I lead the research group in Textile and Wearable Electronics for p-Health Solutions.
Since 2013, I have successfully supervised 12 PhD students and participated in more than 30 externally funded research and education
projects, acting as principal investigator, project manager or work-package leader in more than half of them.
I am a Senior member IEEE an a member of the IEEE-EMBS Technical Committee in Wearable Biomedical Measurement Systems as well as part of the steering committee and management board the KI core facility Stockholm Medical Artificial Intelligence and Learning Environment