Iasonas Triantis

Dr. Iasonas Triantis, a Senior Lecturer at City St George's, University of London, leads the Targeted Therapy Technology Research Group in collaboration with the School of Health & Psychological Sciences. His work bridges Biomedical Engineering and Healthcare Technology, focusing on neural interfaces, bioimpedance, and electromagnetic stimulation for applications in diabetes, wound healing, and peripheral arterial disease, while extending bio-interfacing methods to agricultural sustainability.

• PhD in Electronic Engineering (Biomedical Microelectronics), University College London (2005)
• MEng in Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester (2000)

His research spans medical device development for diagnostics and therapy, incorporating finite element modeling for sensor optimization and implantable/wearable systems. Notable projects include:

• High-frequency bioimpedance circuits (up to 3 MHz)
• Adaptive electrode arrays for nerve stimulation
• Dielectric spectroscopy in microfluidic systems
• £1.4M+ research funding from NIHR, UKRI, and industry partners

Recent publications highlight expertise in:

• Soil sensor dielectric theory (2025)
• Lithium monitoring systems for psychiatric care (2019-2022)
• Neural amplifier architectures (2004-2011)
• Sensor error correction in clinical environments (2017-2024)

Professional recognitions include:

• Royal Academy of Engineering Industrial Fellowship (2023)
• IEEE Senior Membership (2002–present)
• Co-inventor on three patents in neural interfacing and plant monitoring