Supervisor of PhD Thesis at University of Latvia

1. Inga Saknite. Optical non-invasive estimation and mapping of skin bilirubin, haemoglobin and water. – Defended in December, 2015.
2. Ilze Ļihačova (Diebele). Diagnostics of skin oncological pathologies by the multispectral imaging method – Defended in June, 2015.
3. Andris Grabovskis. Photoplethysmography of magistral arteries and its applications for characterisation of haemodynamic state. – Defended in April, 2015.
4. Dainis Jakovels. Study and mapping of skin parameters with optical methods. – Defended in April, 2014.
5. Edgars Kviesis-Kipge. Development of optical methods and devices for real-time control of cardiovascular state. – Defended in April 2013.
6. Ilona Kuzmina. Contact and contactless diffuse reflectance spectrometry for assessment of skin pathologies. - Defended in October 2011.
7. Alexey Lihachev. Kinetics of laser excited in-vivo skin  autofluorescence and remission. – Defended in February 2011.
8. Uldis Rubins. Shape analysis of photoplethismography biosignals and modelling of blood flow dynamics.- Defended in May 2009.
9. Renars Erts. Novel photoplethysmography methods and devices for noninvasive cardiovascular control. – Defended in June 2007.
10. Lasma Asare Multi-spectral methods for assessment of skin pathologies – PhD student 2010-2013.
11. Inessa Ferulova. Multimodal fluorescent imaging of skin and its diagnostic applications. – PhD student 2011-2014.
12. Marta Lange. Imaging technologies for non-invasive evaluation of biological tissues. PhD student 2014-2017.