Aurora Rosato

Aurora Rosato is a Researcher and Doctoral student at the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Health Systems, KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Her work focuses on the intersection of cardiovascular research and human movement analysis using advanced wearable sensor technology.

Her research interests span multiple disciplines within biomedical engineering:

• Biomedical Engineering and Health Informatics
• Cardiovascular System Analysis
• Human Movement and Locomotion Studies
• Wearable Sensor Development and Application
• Signal Processing for Physiological Data
• Cardiac-Locomotor Coupling Mechanisms

Aurora's publication record demonstrates a focused research trajectory examining the relationship between cardiac rhythms and movement patterns. Her work primarily investigates spontaneous cardiac-locomotor coupling during daily activities, with applications in understanding cardiovascular health in natural settings. The research employs innovative approaches including in-ear pulse wave monitoring and synchronized walking experiments to capture physiological data in real-world contexts.

She contributes to academic teaching with the following courses:

• Health and Sports Instrumentation (CM2022)
• Medical Instrumentation (HL1203)
• Medical Measurement and Monitoring (HL1016)