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Who are we?
Physiological Controls Research Center (PhysCon) works on the interdisciplinary field of biomedical engineering mostly in physiological modelling, simulation, and control domain.
Our Team
The Physiological Controls research team is represented by most passionate and knowledgable researchers and scientists from biomedical engineering field.
Cancer treatment & control
A model for tumor growth under angiogenic inhibition was presented by Harvard Medical School and was validated using experiments on mice with lung cancer.
New Research Discussion
A research discussion was held between PhysCon, Harvard’s Biomedical Systems Engineering Research Group, Heim Pál Children’s hospital and the Hungarian Diabetes Association.
About Research Group
The Physiological Controls Research Center (PhysCon) works on the interdisciplinary field of biomedical engineering mostly on the physiological modeling, simulation, and control domain, efficiently supporting the progress of medical science (both in terms of research and clinical practice) with actual knowledge of engineering sciences.
How does the artificial pancreas work?
An artificial pancreas would automatically control levels of glucose in the bloodstream.
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LATEST POST
SAMI 2020
This year’s first international event of Óbuda University was held on January 23-25 on Applied Intelligence and Informatics in Herl’any near Košice, Slovakia under the
IEEE 1st International Conference on Societal Automation (SA 2019)
The first IEEE Societal Automation conference was held between the 4th and 6th of September. The purpose of the conference is to open new perspectives
Invited presentation at BIT’s 10th Annual World Cancer Congress 2017
Prof. Levente Kovács presented his invited paper, “Taming cancer: is it possible?” at the BIT’s 10th Annual World Cancer Congress in Barcelona, May 19-21, 2017.
OUR TEAM
Prof. Dr. habil Levente Kovacs
Dr. Dániel András Drexler
Dr. György Eigner
Dr. habil. Tamás Ferenci
Dr. habil. László Szilágyi
Bence Géza Czakó
Lehel Denes-Fazakas
Borbala Gergics
Melania Puskas
Máté Siket
Jelena Tašić
József Klespitz
