Om Prakash Singh

Dr. Om Prakash Singh is a Lecturer in Digital Health at the University of Plymouth's School of Nursing and Midwifery, affiliated with the Centre for Health Technology. His expertise spans medical device engineering, signal processing, and wearable health technologies. Prior academic roles include a postdoctoral position at the University of Edinburgh and research roles at the Tyndall National Institute in Ireland. His work focuses on developing innovative medical devices, such as microneedle-based electrodes and capnography systems, with applications in asthma and cardiovascular monitoring. Singh has secured two gold awards and one merit award for his contributions to biomedical engineering and healthcare technology.

Research interests include medical device innovation, biosignal processing, and machine learning for healthcare diagnostics. He teaches courses on digital signal processing, physiological modeling, and wearable sensor integration. His publications emphasize practical solutions for improving clinical diagnostics and patient care through advanced technologies.

Key achievements include filing one intellectual property (IP), securing two copyrights, and developing cost-effective healthcare devices. Collaborative work on cybersecurity implications in healthcare IoT reflects his interdisciplinary approach.

Awards and recognitions highlight his impact in advancing biomedical engineering and digital health solutions. His research aligns with global health goals, contributing to sustainable development in healthcare.