Edward Wang

Edward Wang is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (EE) at the University of California, San Diego. His research focuses on mobile health technologies, including mobile health sensing, ubiquitous computing, signal processing, biosignals, wearable computing, human-computer interaction, and user-centered design. Wang's work combines tools from signal processing, ubiquitous computing, machine learning, biosensors, and user-centric design to improve health monitoring and management. His research emphasizes Software as a Medical Device and wearable health sensing solutions that are practical for integration into daily life. He has been affiliated with the UC San Diego Design Lab and the Digital Health Technologies Lab.

Edward Jay Wang is a researcher at the University of California, San Diego, focusing on Ubiquitous Computing, Signal Processing, Mobile Health, and HCI. His work explores noninvasive health monitoring using smartphones and wearable devices, such as blood pressure and hemoglobin measurement. Wang has developed systems for continuous health sensing, including Seismo and HemaApp, leveraging smartphone cameras and accelerometers. His research also addresses IoT service discovery, privacy, and accessibility in healthcare. Additionally, he investigates tactile feedback and pupillometry for mobile health applications. Wang's contributions span from signal processing algorithms to user-centered design in health technologies.