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At the second online meeting on the establishment of the SAS Centre for Artificial Intelligence, our colleague Andrej Krafčík will give a presentation entitled Using Machine Learning Techniques to Process Image, Volumetric and Multimodal Data from Biomedical Measurements and Other Sources. The meeting will take place on 23 June 2026 at 09:00 via the following…
From 1 to 3 June 2026, the International Workshop on Mathematical Statistics – IWMS 2026 was held at the SAS Congress Centre at Smolenice Castle. The workshop was organised by the Institute of Measurement Science, Slovak Academy of Sciences, in cooperation with partners from the University of Alberta, Charles University in Prague, and Comenius University…
How can noise be reduced in measured signals without destroying information about the underlying dynamical system? This important question is addressed in a new publication by Anna Krakovská and Jozef Jakubík from the Department of Theoretical Methods at the Institute of Measurement Science of the Slovak Academy of Sciences. The article, titled “Dynamics-aware noise reduction…
From 18.1. to 23.1. 2026, our colleagues from the Department of Theoretical Methods (A. Hodúr, R. Rosipal, Z. Rošťáková, V. Witkovský) participated in the ROBUST conference, the 24th Winter School of JČMF, which was held at the Vydra Hotel, Srní, in the Šumava National Park, Czech Republic. Dr Rosipal gave an invited talk titled From…
Within the Mobility Visit Programme of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, we had the opportunity to host Dr. Jorge Sánchez Arciniegas, who delivered a guest lecture entitled “Mathematical Modelling of Cardiac Electrophysiology: From Equations to Patient-Specific Predictions.” Dr. Sánchez shared inspiring insights into how mathematical modeling, numerical simulations, and computational methods can be combined with…
At its final meeting in 2025, the Scientific Board of the Institute of Measurement of the Slovak Academy of Sciences evaluated the most significant results of scientific work. In the Basic Research category, the result entitled Tensor decomposition as a useful tool for eye blink removal in EEG was selected, investigators: Roman Rosipal, Zuzana Rošťáková….
Congrats to our colleague Hoang Vu Viet on successfully defending his PhD! Hoang worked on “Development of a Methodology and Platform for the Measurement of Low-Frequency Magnetic Field Biological Effects” under the supervision of Michal Teplan. Well done, and we wish you many more scientific achievements ahead!
A contribution to a new book published by Elsevier – Academic Press! Colleagues from the Department of Biomeasurements contributed to the preparation of a new book that has just been released by Elsevier – Academic Press: Ljuba Bachárová, Niraj Varma: Electrocardiographic Left Ventricular Hypertrophy. Looking Beyond Left Ventricular Mass. Elsevier, 2025, Paperback ISBN: 9780443339271, eBook…
⛈️ Towards a Safer Europe: Advancing Multi-Hazard Forecasting and Early Warning Systems ⛈️ On October 29, our PhD student Rado Košta participated in the kick-off meeting of the COST (The European Cooperation in Science and Technology) Action project ANTICIPATE (CA24144), held in Brussels- link. The ANTICIPATE project seeks to strengthen our ability to predict extreme…
Nina Evetović, a PhD researcher and member of the DONUT consortium, attended the IEEE SMC 2025 Conference in Vienna, Austria, where she presented her work titled “Assessment of Mental Fatigue in Healthy Participants During Extended BCI-HMD Sessions.” Her research investigates EEG-based markers of mental fatigue during prolonged use of brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) with virtual reality…