It has obtained €150,000 after passing a competitive process to which more than 100 projects have been submitted, only in Cataloniaia
The project “Validation of an innovative electrode for babies with a guided positioning system (aCUP-E and EPlacement solutions)” by the NeuroÈpia research group (from the Pere Virgili Health Research Institute and from the Hospital Universitari Sant Joan de Reus) has obtained €150,000 under the Strategic Plan for Research and Innovation in Health 2022-2027 (PERIS) of the Department of Health of the Generalitat de Catalunya. It is a very call competitive to which, only in Catalonia, 104 projects have been submitted, of which only 14 have received funding.
The Clinical and Epidemiological Neuroscience research group (NeuroÈpia) has different lines of research, including Clinical Neurophysiology, led by Dr. Vicenç Pascual, coordinator of the Clinical Neurophysiology Service of the Hospital Universitari Sant Joan de Reus, and which, through the Neurally platform, has set itself the goal of creating medical devices related to clinical neurophysiology to bring them to the market and, thus, to improve clinical practice in this scientific field.
NeuroÈpia’s Clinical Neurophysiology research line is made up of a multidisciplinary group, which includes clinical neurophysiologists: Dr. Vicente Pascual, Gisel Montoya and Salvador de la Torre; neonatologists: Dr. Susana Larrosa and Dr. Julia Arroyo; nurses: Vanesa Rius, Montse Roselló and Elena González; engineers: Dr. Albert Fabregat (URV), Dr. Rosa Pàmies (URV) and Dr. Rosa Pàmies (URV). Susana Larrosa and Dr. Julia Arroyo; nurses: Vanesa Rius, Montse Roselló and Elena González; engineers: Dr. Albert Fabregat (URV), Dr. Rosa Pàmies (UPC) of mechanical engineering and Agnès Rigo of biomedical engineering; and the entrepreneur Ismael Ávila.
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