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Y Wei, N Gracheva, J Tudor, A Non-invasive Subtle Pulse Rate Extraction Method Based on Eulerian Video Magnification, UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence, 2019.

M Liu, T Ward, D Young, H Matos, Y Wei, J Adams, K Yang, Electronic textiles based wearable electrotherapy for pain relief, Sensors and Actuators A: Physical, 2019.Most recently published papers from SWR group (2019):

Our academics, researchers and students work closely with the Medical Technologies and Advanced Materials and Health and Wellbeing research themes. Medical devices: physiologic parameters monitoring, electrostimulation.Sensing system: physical sensors, chemical sensors, optical sensors.Smart materials: functional electronic materials, metamaterials, 3D/4D materials.Sport engineering: environmental physiology, human performance, product design.Wearable technologies: electronic-textiles, medical sensors and actuators.We apply our research across the following areas: Our research expertise ranges from flexible and microelectronic, printed circuity, optical fibres to functional electronic materials. We are researching into novel wearable materials and systems for sensors, actuators, displays and communications in medical, sport, creative and personal protective equipment sectors. The Smart Wearable Research (SWR) group is the part of the Department of Engineering at Nottingham Trent University.

William barry nottingham trent university