04-08 December 2016 | The Pullman Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Connecting EMB with Medical Physicians
Challenges towards Better Healthcare and Life Quality
With great honour, we would like to announce that the flagship conference of IEEE EMBS Malaysia Chapter is now IEEE EMBS Conference of Biomedical, Engineering and Sciences, a regional conference of the IEEE EMBS. Connecting EMB with Medical Physicians: Challenges towards Better Healthcare and Life Quality is the Theme for IECBES2016. Advancing for healthcare and life quality will require integrative effort between biomedical engineers and medical physicians to produce novel solutions to challenges in healthcare and clinical application research to better translate discovery into clinical practices. IECBES 2016 provides a platform to showcase enabling technologies of computing, devices, imaging, sensors, and systems to do just that. IECBES 2016 welcomes original submissions that have not been published by researchers, clinicians, and industrial partners from the biomedical, life sciences, medical, and industrial communities. All papers will be peer reviewed. Accepted full-length 4-page papers will appear in the Conference Proceeding and will be submitted for indexing in IEEEXplore. Our past conference proceedings have been indexed in IEEEXplore, Scopus and ISI.
Meet the leading researchers in the area of biomedical engineering in IECBES.
At once an entertainment, commercial and business focal point, KLCC is home to some of the most popular landmarks in Malaysia, making it a popular tourist destination.
The Pullman Kuala Lumpur Bangsar adds warmth to urban living space with its 513 impeccable rooms and suites. The enviable location offers easy access to all major parts of the city via the closely located Kerinchi Light Rapid Transit train and KL Sentral Station- KLIA express train.
In addition of being the home to the translocation team and a herd of resident elephants, the centre also carries out public awareness activities related to the conservation issues of elephants in Malaysia. It also supports research activities which are related to elephant translocation and conservation.
