Division of Biomedical Engineering (MT)

Through the development and integration of medical research and education with health care and industries, we contribute to increased quality of life in a global perspective.

The Department of Biomedical Engineering at Link枚ping University is a national center for research, education, and innovation in Biomedical Engineering. Our activities are driven by the society鈥檚 healthcare needs and are conducted in close collaboration with the biomedical industry and hospital clinics.

Our main goal is to be a catalyst for sustainable growth in the biomedical engineering innovation systems of the future - an arena for leading international researchers, teachers, entrepreneurs, and students - where new knowledge is created and disseminated. Through development and integration of biomedical research and education with the health care and the business community, we contribute to enhanced quality of life on a global scale.

Research fields in biomedical engineering

Biomedical Image Science

We develop methods & techniques for depicting anatomy & function in the human body & its organs. From imaging techniques, through methods of analysis and quantification of image information, to validation of new methods and image-based biomarkers.

Two doctors is standing in front of a screen where a disection of a brain is visible.

Neuroengineering

Neuroengineering is a cross-disciplinary research area where engineering meets neuroscience. New methods, tools and techniques are developed and translated for clinical use. The research contributes to new knowledge of the human brain.

Biomedical Optics

Biomedical Optics studies the basic principles of interaction between light and biological tissues, cells and molecules and develops new technologies for use in basic research and clinical applications.

Image showing the DNA steps, a brain and a human.

Biomedical Modeling and Informatics

We combine modeling, simulation, and data science to analyse biomedical data. Through advanced algorithms, we can interpret large datasets, understand complex processes, develop new treatments, and improve diagnostics.

Our latest publications

2025

Johanne Irene Andreassen, Ankica Babic (2025) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, p. 545-549 (Article in journal)

Johanne Irene Andreassen, Ankica Babic (2025) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, p. 260-264 (Article in journal)

Johanne Irene Andreassen, Ankica Babic (2025) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, p. 595-596 (Article in journal)

Krister Bauge, Ankica Babic (2025) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, p. 178-182 (Article in journal)

Anders Borkenhagen, Ankica Babic (2025) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, p. 163-167 (Article in journal)

Arash Gharehbaghi, Ankica Babic (2025) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, p. 46-50 (Article in journal)

Nicolas Sundqvist, Henrik Podéus, Sebastian Sten, Maria Engström, Salvador Dura-Bernal, Gunnar Cedersund (2025) Computers in Biology and Medicine, Vol. 197, Article 111014 (Article in journal)

Peter Thompson, Benjamin Jan Andersson, Nicolas Sundqvist, Gunnar Cedersund (2025) PLOS ONE, Vol. 20, Article e0327593 (Article in journal)

Elisabeth Klint (2025)

Elisabeth Klint, Anders Tisell, Ida Blystad, Martin Hallbeck, Teresa Nordin, Jan Hillman, Johan Richter, Karin Wårdell (2025) PLOS ONE, Vol. 20, Article e0326765 (Article in journal)