About
Piotr Augustyniak graduated in 1989 in electronic engineering and received the Ph.D. degree in electronics (1995, with honors) and the D.Sc. (habilitation) in automatics (2004) all from the Electrical Engineering Department AGH-University of Science and Technology, Krakow. Since 1989 he has been working at the AGH-UST as a Research Scientist, an Assistant Professor, an Associate Professor and since 2016 as a Full Professor. In years 2005–2012, he headed the Multidisciplinary School of Engineering in Biomedicine and since 2018 he is the head of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering Departmen. For 11 years he has worked at Aspel SA, the Poland-biggest manufacturer of ECG equipment as a Research Engineer.
His scientific interests include hardware and software problems of biosignal processing and interpretation, telemedicine, medical sensors, assisted living technologies and watermarking. He published nine books on electrodiagnostic signal processing, over 230 journal and conference papers and was program committee member of numerous international conferences.
Prof. Augustyniak is member of the International Society of Electrocardiology and of the Computing in Cardiology Society.
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AGH University of Science and Technology head / professor2018 - Present
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Publications (217)
- Pre-stimulus oculomotor signatures of deception in the Concealed Information Test Save
- How the Level of Noise Affects Temporal Accuracy of a QRS Detector—Case Study Save
- Occupancy Estimation in Academic Laboratory: A CO2-Based Algorithm Incorporating Temporal Features for 1–16 Occupants Save
- A software platform integrating wearable sensors for home-based rehabilitation Save
- Multiplierless QRS detection algorithm for mobile ECG monitoring based on approximate computing Save
- QRS detection based on the matching pursuit algorithm Save
- Software-oriented collaborative project-based learning of biomedical signal processing in simulated industry-like conditions Save
- Toward predicting preterm labor: entropy analysis of electrohysterogram envelopes Save
- Video thermography uncovers relationship between volume status and temperature in heart failure Save
- You really don’t recognise him? The eye-tracker as a forensic tool for concealed knowledge detection Save