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Research and new technology.

We drive innovation

Research support

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Planning research with our ventilators? Contact us for support

The Research and New Technology team consists of skilled, motivated, and interdisciplinary-oriented researchers. They are committed to developing innovative tools and features that are then tested in clinical investigations. The team also supports research projects initiated by investigators outside of Hamilton Medical, either with equipment and know-how, or with funding.

If you have an idea for a scientific research project related to one of our products, you can submit your proposal using our official request form. Please follow the link below to email our Clinical Trial Management team, who will provide you with the form.

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Looking for a research topic? Here are some suggestions

We are interested in research collaborations on the following topics:

  • Closed-loop ventilation (ASV® and INTELLiVENT®-ASV)
  • Closed-loop oxygen support
  • New sensors and technologies for ventilation monitoring
  • Asynchronies
  • Mechanical ventilation modes other than automated modes
  • New ventilation parameters (e.g., mechanical power)
  • New maneuvers for assessing lung mechanics and patient effort
Dominik Novotni

Questions? Contact our research team

Dominik Novotni

Global Research Department Lead

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