Claudine Gehin

Claudine Gehin (M'05) received the Ph.D. degree in experimental physics from the University of Savoie, Annecy, in 1998. She is currently an Associate Professor with the National Institute of Applied Sciences, Lyon, France, and also teaches electronics at the Department of Electrical Engineering, INSA Lyon, France. She joined the Biomedical Sensors Group of INSA Lyon in 2003 to design and develop noninvasive biomedical sensors. Her research is focused on flexible sensors, and more particularly, on interface pressure devices (patented) dedicated to the prevention of pressure ulcers and to the safety of the obstetrical forceps. Dr. Gehin is the IEEE EMBS France Section Chapter Chair and member of the World Academy of Biomedical Technologies UNESCO.