Between June 6 and 8, the Embedded Systems and Computational Science at the College of Arts, Media and Technology, led by Dr. Orawit Thinnukool, Dr. Pattaraporn Khuwutayakorn, and Dr.Manidsawat Jintapitak visited the research lab at Taipei Medical University - Shuang Ho Hospital in Taiwan. This lab is part of a joint research network with Imperial College London, under the collaboration of Prof. Arnab Mujandar and Dr.Wen Te Liu.

One of the primary topics discussed during the visit was EEG research, which has the potential to produce innovative solutions for reducing health impacts, such as sleep problems that can seriously affect health, or problems related to driver health that can contribute to accidents. This research topic is part of the strong cooperation of the research network.

During the visit, the research group met with the team of Dr.Liu to discuss their research and seek his advice on expanding their research network and sharing resources. Prof. Mujandar is a well-known international scholar and advocate for research groups in embedded systems and computational science. The relationship between his group and the research group at the College of Arts, Media and Technology has led to the expansion of viable research networks.

Currently, the Embedded Systems and Computational Sciences Research Group is discussing and preparing a memorandum of understanding on academic and research cooperation with the Sleep Lab of Taipei Medical University - Shuang Ho Hospital and Imperial College London. The collaboration will focus on research topics related to artificial intelligence for road safety in the next phase.