The Biomedical Engineering Group has a variety of ultrasound and electrophysiology measurement facilities and an MR research laboratory.
The ultrasound laboratory
The ultrasound laboratory comprises state-of-the-art commercial and research scanners, phantoms, oscilloscopes, transducers and some of the fastest computer facilities in Denmark:
Equipment:
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Several commercial ultrasound scanners
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BK Medical's ProFocus
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The Field II simulation program
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A water tank with movement system
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Various ultrasound phantoms
The electrophysiology laboratory
The electrophysiology laboratory houses a 64 channel EEG measurement system for brain-computer interface studies.
The MR research laboratory
The lab is equipped with two unique prototype polarizers for research on hyperpolarization of nuclear spins and has a 400 MHz NMR and Electron Paramagnetic Resonance at 1, 3 and 10 GHz. The research aims at hyperpolarizing biological molecules with relevance for metabolic studies by advancing the technology in a cross disciplinary field of e.g. electromagnetism, cryogenics, magnetism and fluid dynamics.