Aykut Erdamar

Aykut Erdamar is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Baskent University Faculty of Engineering. He holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Hacettepe University (2007), an MSc in Physics Engineering from Ankara University (2001), and a BSc in Physics Engineering from Ankara University (1998). His research focuses on biomedical signal processing, sleep studies, and image analysis, with applications in obstructive sleep apnea classification, EEG analysis, and tissue scaffold imaging.

• PhD: Biomedical Engineering, Hacettepe University (2007)
• MSc: Physics Engineering, Ankara University (2001)
• BSc: Physics Engineering, Ankara University (1998)

Erdamar’s research integrates machine learning and signal processing techniques to analyze biomedical data, particularly in sleep disorder diagnostics and cellular proliferation studies. His work includes developing automated detection algorithms for K-complexes, arousals, and sleep spindles using EEG and ECG signals. He has also contributed to biomedical sensor design, including piezoelectric quartz crystal systems for urea and homocysteine detection.

His recent publications (2020–2023) emphasize deep learning applications in single-cell gel electrophoresis, sleep apnea classification, and tissue scaffold analysis. Earlier studies focus on wavelet transforms, HRV series, and decision tree algorithms for sleep disorder diagnostics. Erdamar collaborates with researchers in biomedical engineering and clinical sleep medicine.

He teaches courses such as Biomedical Signal Processing, Sleep Signal Analysis, and Radiation Physics. Erdamar’s work spans biomedical device design, diagnostic radiology optimization, and heart disease analysis from ECG signals.