
Researcher and biomedical engineering student
Anabella Scigliano Mattiauda
She participates in the design of protocols to assess the physiological and neurological impact of natural harmonic structures and their potential therapeutic applications.
Anabella is a researcher and Biomedical Engineering student at the National University of Córdoba. At AlterMundi, she participates in the design of protocols to assess the physiological and neurological impact of natural harmonic structures and explore their potential therapeutic applications.
She is also a software developer. She developed the Harmonic Beacon web app, including Listen and the Living Lab event rooms, and works with interfaces, testing and physiological signals. Her practice connects biomedical research with digital instruments that can record, process and represent bodily experience.
She contributed to LibreIncu. Her public repository documents work with electronics, ESP32 firmware and a Flutter application for the open poultry incubator. Her more recent projects involve HarMoCAP—real-time human motion capture—EEG and ECG signals, Digital Beacon and Latido.
These lines of work remain in research and development: the protocols seek to produce evidence and do not presume therapeutic efficacy.