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Biomedical Technology cenTre (cTB)
Organizations collaborating with CTB
GDM/ISOM-UPM: Grupo de Dispositivos Magnéticos del ISOMCBMSO-CSIC/UAM: Centro de Biología Molecular “Severo Ochoa”GDM-UCM: Grupo de Dispositivos MagnéticosLIMB-URJC: Laboratorio de Imagen Médica y BiometríaPROCOG-UCM: Grupo de Psicología aplicadaUNE-HURyC: Unidad de Neurología Experimental. Departamento de Investigación, Hospital Universitario Ramón CajalFB-ULL: Dept. de Física Básica, Facultad de Física y Matemáticas IFISC-UIB: Instituto de Física Interdisciplinar y Sistemas ComplejosDF-UPC: Departament de Fisica i Enginyeria NuclearNEURO/RAD-RUBER: Servicios de Neurología y Radiología. Hospital Rúber Internacional. MadridGIB-US: Grupo de Ingeniería BiomédicaCCMI: Centro de Cirugía Minimamente Invasiva. CáceresGB-UZ: Grupo de Bioelectromagnetismo Básico del Departamento de Anatomía. Facultad de MedicinaEDUAB-HSP: Endocrinología, Diabetes, UAB y Hospital Sant Pau
Universidad Politécnica de MadridC/ Ramiro de Maeztu, s/nE-28040 Madrid-SPAIN
Telephone number: +34 91 336 7307 Fax number: +34 91 336 6828ctb@ctb.upm.es
www.ctb.upm.es
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Biomedical Technology cenTre (cTB)
R&D&i Centres
The Biomedical Technology Centre is a research and technology centre at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid that gets together, in collaboration with the partner institutions, researchers from very different disciplines of the biomedical technology with the aim of:. Dealing with major scientific challenges posed nowadays in health and biomedicine,
whose success requires an intensive and steady interdisciplinary collaboration.. Facilitating the development of biomedical technology products for their transfer to
industry. . Creating a favourable environment for the training of new researchers and profes-
sionals in the field.
In this centre, the following groups develop their research activity: Bioengineering and Telemedicine (GBT), Advanced Structured Materials and Nanomaterials (GBMB), Biomedical Image Technologies (BIT), Biomedical Informatics (GIB) and Data Mining Engineering (HPDA).
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Biomedical Technology cenTre RESEARCH LINES
Design and manufacture of biocompatible and biological media-stable nanostructures for their use as markers/contrasts (MR and MEG) for the early diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases.
Instrumentation for the external guidance of magnetic nanostructures for transporting therapeutic molecules and focusing on target tissues/cells. Hyperthermia oncological treatments or targeted release of drugs.
Development of advanced techniques for functional and quantitative image analysis for the early diagnosis of neuropathologies (PET, MR, MEG) and heart pathologies (US, MR, CT).
Research on microorganization of the cerebral cortex.
Analysis of the brain connectivity by means of high time (MEG/EEG) and spatial (RMI/PET) resolution functional techniques for cognitive neuroscience and early biological markers for Alzheimer disease.
Research on brain communication mechanisms with very low-frequency and strength pulsed magnetic fields. New actuator devices.
Simulation, virtual reality and image guidance technologies for training and planning in minimally invasive surgery.
Research on closed loop control systems in diabetes: telemedical artificial pancreas.
Thermo-mechanical characterization of human blood vessels for application to surgical procedures. Research on microorganization of the cerebral cortex.
Integration, multiscale analysis of biomedical information, modelling and simulation in translational research. Application in neurodegenerative diseases.
Technology for ubiquous, personal and health care for chronic, disabled and fragile patients. Smart environments for monitoring and knowledge extraction, lab on a chip, sensor networks, interoperability.
Clinical and “omic” information integration and retrieval systems. Text and data mining. Artificial Intelligence in medicine. Information systems to assist genomic and regenerative medicine.
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