Humidity Sensors

Abstract

Andrews, respectively. He has valuable experience assessing the activity of the body and its component systems. His awareness for measurement accuracy issues in clinical technology was first raised while working on ear thermometry with the UK's National Physical Laboratory. He was awarded a full professorship of Clinical Technology at the University of Glamorgan in 2008. His current interests surround the use of technology to better understand the role of neurophysiological sensory feedback mechanisms, with the aim to eventually create intelligent replacements for those with sensory deficits. This includes relating perceptions of the person to body-seat interface parameters, assessing and preventing cervical spine dysfunction in elite sports and optimizing brain-computer interfacing.