Publications

Scientific foundation

Our research is published in leading peer-reviewed journals. Explore the science behind CardioMood's technology.

30+
Peer-Reviewed Papers
50+
Research Partners
8
Clinical Trials
2,500+
Citations

Selected Publications

Key research papers validating CardioMood technology and applications.

Original Research2023

Validation of Photoplethysmography-Based Heart Rate Variability Measurement Against Electrocardiography in Ambulatory Settings

Mueller, S., Dupont, A., Weber, M., Bernstein, K., Chen, L.

Journal of Biomedical EngineeringVol. 45, Issue 3

This study validates the accuracy of CardioMood PPG sensors against gold-standard ECG in 156 participants. Results demonstrate 99.2% correlation for R-R interval detection across diverse demographics and activity levels.

Technical Paper2023

Motion Artifact Rejection in Wrist-Worn PPG Sensors: A Novel Adaptive Filtering Approach

Rodriguez, P., Chen, L., Smith, J., Patel, V.

Sensors and Actuators B: ChemicalVol. 312

Presents a novel adaptive filtering algorithm for motion artifact rejection in wrist-based PPG sensors. Testing on 84 athletes demonstrated 97.8% accuracy maintenance during physical activity.

Original Research2022

Long-term Reliability and User Compliance of Consumer-Grade PPG Devices for Continuous HRV Monitoring

Tanaka, K., Johnson, R., Patel, S., Garcia, M., Weber, M.

npj Digital MedicineVol. 5, Article 89

A 90-day study of 320 users evaluating measurement stability and device reliability. Results showed 98.5% consistency with <0.5% data loss, supporting the use of PPG for long-term health monitoring.

Multi-Center Study2022

Comparative Analysis of Commercial HRV Devices for Clinical Research Applications

European Heart Health Consortium

European Heart Journal - Digital HealthVol. 3, Issue 4

Multi-center comparison of 12 commercial HRV devices against ECG reference across 8 European research centers. CardioMood ranked first in overall accuracy and second in user compliance scores.

Applied Research2022

Heart Rate Variability as a Biomarker for Workplace Stress: A Corporate Wellness Pilot Study

Williams, A., Brown, T., Johnson, R., Mueller, S.

Journal of Occupational Health PsychologyVol. 28, Issue 2

Pilot study of 450 corporate employees using continuous HRV monitoring for stress assessment. Results showed significant correlation between HRV metrics and self-reported stress levels, with 32% reduction in perceived stress after intervention.

Technical Paper2022

PPG-Based Sleep Stage Classification Using Deep Learning: Validation Against Polysomnography

Kim, S., Park, J., Chen, L., Rodriguez, P.

Sleep MedicineVol. 98

Development and validation of a deep learning model for sleep stage classification using PPG signals. Accuracy of 87% for 4-stage classification (Wake, Light, Deep, REM) compared to polysomnography reference.

Clinical Trial2021

Real-time HRV Biofeedback for Stress Management: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Fernandez, M., Smith, J., Tanaka, K., Williams, A.

Applied Psychophysiology and BiofeedbackVol. 47, Issue 3

RCT of 180 participants comparing HRV biofeedback training to control conditions. The intervention group showed 45% improvement in resting HRV and 28% improvement in sleep quality scores after 8 weeks.

Clinical Research2021

Continuous Remote Monitoring for Early Detection of Cardiovascular Events in Elderly Populations

Garcia, M., Weber, M., Dupont, A., Kim, S.

Journal of the American Geriatrics SocietyVol. 69, Issue 11

Study of 280 elderly adults (65+) using continuous HRV monitoring. Early warning algorithms detected 73% of cardiac events 24-48 hours before clinical presentation, enabling proactive intervention.

Research Partnership

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We actively partner with academic institutions and research organizations to advance the science of heart rate variability and its applications.

  • Access to research-grade devices and data
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  • Co-authorship opportunities on publications
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Research Partners Include

University Hospital Geneva
ETH Zürich
EPFL
University of Oxford
Karolinska Institute
Max Planck Institute
Stanford University
MIT

And 40+ additional research institutions worldwide

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