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Since 1991, when I began to take my first steps towards gaining my PhD in electrical engineering (specializing in Biomedical Eng), I had my first conversations with cardiologists & electrophysiologists. Since then I have come to realize what my true vocation is, this hybrid world of technology and cardiology. I developed a real passion for it and 32 years later that passion has only grown. I have actively engaged with EP across the 5 continents, with whom I maintain excellent relations, a fact that is of enormous personal satisfaction. These collaborations have resulted in numerous international projects & publications on a broad variety of topics.
I have developed several subjects related to Biomedical Eng. I was part of the Board that introduced studies in Biomed Eng which did not exist at the time in Spanish further Education. I have also been a visiting researcher at many international centres & led the signing of agreements with some institutions, such as UC Berkeley or MIT.
How does lead selection impact diagnosis through AI? Implications for continuous monitoring systems using convolutional neural networks
Event: ESC Congress 2024
Topic: Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning, Deep Learning)
Session: Artificial intelligence innovations in cardiac risk assessment and disease prediction
