Daria Chupina

Bauman Moscow State Technical University

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Daria Chupina is a researcher advancing non-invasive medical diagnostics through microwave radiometry and antenna design. Her primary research areas include biomedical engineering, microwave thermography, and textile antenna development for medical robotics. Chupina’s major contribution is the development of a miniature microwave radiothermograph for monitoring internal brain temperature, a breakthrough that enables physicians to non-invasively track brain temperature with a compact, single-channel system. This work, published in 2018 and cited 11 times, addresses a critical need for safe, continuous brain monitoring in clinical settings. Additionally, she has pioneered the use of Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) computational modeling to design patch textile antennas for medical robots, achieving 6 citations for her 2018 paper. Her innovative approach integrates flexible, wearable antenna technology into robotic systems, expanding possibilities for remote patient monitoring and precision diagnostics. Chupina’s work stands out for its focus on miniaturization and practical clinical application, bridging the gap between advanced electromagnetic modeling and real-world medical devices. Her contributions are particularly notable for their potential to improve neurocritical care and enable more comfortable, continuous temperature monitoring for patients.