Dr. Oana Geman is Medical Bioengineer and PhD in Electronics and Telecommunication (Title of Doctoral Thesis: “Contributions to Knowledge-based Systems Using Nonlinear Analysis, with Medical Applications;” 2005) and a post-doctoral researcher in Computer Science (2012). She is currently an Associate Professor at University of Suceava, Romania and obtained Habilitation in Electronics and Telecommunication Field (2018). Within the past five years she published 10 books, has published over 100 articles (over 60 articles in ISI Web of Science journals, 20 articles in ISI indexed conference volumes as main author, and 20 papers in Q1and Q2 Journals, with FI over 60), and her various works have been cited over 1450 times, and H-index is 20. She served as Chair of many Internationals Conferences or Organizer, Session Chair and member in Program or Technical Committees and a Senior Member IEEE. She has been a director or a member in 10 national and international grants. Her current research interests include: non-invasive measurements of biomedical signals, wireless sensors, signal processing, and processing information by way of Artificial Intelligence such as nonlinear dynamics analysis, stochastic networks and neuro-fuzzy methods, classification and prediction, Data-Mining, Deep Learning, Intelligent Systems, Bioinformatics and Biostatistics and Biomedical Applications. Current work focused on identifying ways to contribute to the understanding of the role and predictive power of specific neural circuitries in the occurrence of neurological disorders and rehabilitation or other Biomedical Applications. The current project will involve research, dissemination and transfer of knowledge in the area of bioengineering and medical engineering, contributions to the development of system requirements, software development, testing the new system under laboratory conditions, as well as conducting reality simulations. She is a reviewer of many top journals, including IEEE Transactions, IEEE ACCESS, IOT Journal, Sensors, and Symmetry etc