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Hi, I’m Xiumei Li, but you can also call me Daria. I started my doctoral research at the Chair of Multimedia Communications and Signal Processing (LMS) at FAU in April. I’m originally from China and completed my master’s degree here at FAU as well.Currently, I’m working on FP2 of subproject B01, foc...

NEW EMPKINS STUDY "RadarBeat" In this study, we aim to investigate how accurately radar sensors can measure heart rate compared to conventional ECG systems. For this purpose, your heart rate will be recorded using both a radar system and an ECG. Do you want to participate? Register here: Radar...

Congratulations to our doctoral candidate Birte Coppers from Uniklinikum Erlangen & FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg on winning the Young Scholar Award at the Hand and Wrist Biomechanics International special session at #ISB2025 for her outstanding work on 'Electromyography alterations in power and precisi...

The EmpkinS social media channels are going on summer break ⛱ Our EmpkinS office would also like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Nathalie Falk for her excellent social media and website support over the past few months. 🎉😊 After a challenging first half of the year, we are now using the ...

EmpkinS PI Dr.-Ing. habil. Jörg Miehling (subproject C02 and C03) has successfully completed his habilitation in the field of human-centered engineering processes! Congratulations from the entire EmpkinS team on this remarkable achievement! 🏆🥳🥂✨ Here, you can learn more about Jörg's motivation an...

Tabea Ott, former EmpkinS doctoral researcher and now PI of the EmpkinS WIKO project, has been awarded first place for her dissertation in the Science Prize for the Dialogue between Science and Theology, presented by the Görres-Gesellschaft zur Pflege der Wissenschaft e.V. and the Apfelbaum Foundati...

Months of preparation, weeks of rehearsal, one day of performance, and one day of excited waiting. The two most important days of the year are behind us! 🏆 PIs preparing remarkable talks and cleaning an entire building. Postdocs who are plastering a wall. Doctoral candidates fighting not just for th...