Integrated Circuits for Biomedical Applications [Guest Editorial]

Guest Editorial Compressive Sensing for Biomedical Imaging

W HILE it is common knowledge that most images can be greatly compressed, compressive sensing (CS) theory has established that such compression can be done during the data acquisition process and then the uncompressed image can be recovered through a computationally tractable optimization procedure such as L1-norm minimization [1]–[4], or greedy algorithms [5]. In the field of biomedical imagin...

Guest editorial for DKE special issue on "Biomedical Data Mining"

Data mining aims at identifying valid, novel, potentially useful, and ultimately understandable patterns in data. The data mining processes used to extract and verify patterns in data form the core for knowledge discovery and decision support. Data mining bridges several areas, including databases, statistics, machine learning and human–computer interaction. Modern biology and medicine are data...

Special Section Guest Editorial: Tissue and Blood Optical Clearing for Biomedical Applications.

Guest Editorial for Special Section on Multimodal Biomedical Imaging: Algorithms and Applications

J OINTLY assessing data from multiple modalities is inherent to many problems in science and engineering, but it is especially relevant to the analysis of biomedical imaging data. Technologies for imaging are individually expensive; thus, ways to synergistically derive information from complementary modalities are clearly attractive. Moreover, for instance, since each brain imaging modality is ...

Guest Editorial - Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on

S IGNAL integrity has become one of the most critical issues in deep submicrometer (DSM) design today. It refers to a general requirement that signals in digital and mixed-signal circuits remain within some specified margins and are tolerant to noise of any kind, so as to minimize data errors. With the continuous reduction of feature size and the consequent explosion of circuit complexity, it h...