COMSOL, a leading provider of simulation software, will be hosting an exclusive workshop at BioSensing Days. This session will introduce participants to the powerful capabilities of COMSOL Multiphysics and demonstrate how it can be applied to biosensor research. Attendees will gain hands-on insights into modeling and simulating biosensing systems, making this workshop a valuable opportunity for researchers and students looking to integrate advanced simulations into their work.

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Xsensio, a pioneering startup based in the EPFL Innovation Park, is revolutionizing continuous biomarker monitoring with its cutting-edge technology. Focused on the real-time measurement of lactate levels, their work has the potential to transform patient monitoring in intensive care units (ICUs). During their talk at BioSensing Days, Xsensio will share the story behind their company’s foundation, the development of their innovative sensing platform, and the impact their technology could have on the future of healthcare.

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SenseModi is redefining movement tracking with a novel approach that goes beyond traditional biosensors. Their wearable device integrates acoustic, kinematic, and thermal sensing technologies, coupled with machine learning, to provide quick and accurate knee health assessments in under 10 minutes. Designed for real-time evaluation at any Point of Care, their technology enhances treatment adherence with accessible digital results and supports rehabilitation and recovery tracking through continuous data monitoring. At BioSensing Days, SenseModi will discuss the challenges of developing their cutting-edge technology, the complexities of data processing, and their vision for the future of wearable health monitoring.

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Prof. Sandro Carrara is a leading researcher at EPFL, specializing in biosensing technologies for healthcare applications. His work focuses on the development of advanced bioelectronic and nanotechnology-based sensing platforms, with applications ranging from personalized medicine to real-time health monitoring. At BioSensing Days, he will present his latest research, discussing how biosensors can revolutionize medical diagnostics and patient care. His talk will provide valuable insights into the challenges and future directions of biosensing technologies in modern healthcare.

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Prof. Nako Nakatsuka leads groundbreaking research at EPFL, focusing on the development of bioelectronic interfaces for molecular detection. Her work explores the intersection of biosensing and aging, particularly in relation to neurodegenerative diseases (NDDs). By designing innovative sensing platforms, her research aims to advance early detection and monitoring strategies, paving the way for improved diagnostics and interventions in longevity-related conditions. At BioSensing Days, she will share insights into her work and its potential impact on aging and neurodegenerative disease research.

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Prof. Dr. Hugo Ernst Saner is Professor emeritus at the University of Bern and a leading expert in cardiovascular prevention and digital health. He is a Senior Researcher at the ARTORG Center and Adjunct Professor at the Institute for Social and Preventive Medicine. His work focuses on eHealth, telemedicine, and ambient assisted living to support healthy aging. At BioSensing Days, he will discuss Ambient Sensor-Derived Digital Biomarkers to Monitor Health and Disease

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