Nebojsa Malesevic

Nebojsa Malesevic is a Senior Lecturer at the Division for Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Lund University. His research focuses on movement control, functional electrical stimulation (FES) for rehabilitation, biomedical signal acquisition, and advanced neural-artificial interfacing in prosthetics.

Key research trends include:

• Developing smart home technologies to enhance engagement in daily activities for aging populations.
• Advancing high-density surface EMG techniques for muscle activity mapping and motor unit localization.
• Optimizing transcutaneous electrical stimulation parameters to improve rehabilitation outcomes.
• Contributing to prosthetic limb development with neural interfaces.

Projects led by Malesevic include:

• Secure Step (2025–2027): Fall prevention in aging.
• SockEET (2023–2026): Smart electrode liners for prosthetics.
• AGE-TECH (2021–2025): Supporting engagement through home technology.