The research paper „Reducing false alarms in the ICU by quantifying self-similarity of multimodal biosignals“ by Christoph Hoog Antink and colleagues, published in „Physiological Measurement“, was added to the list „Highlights of 2016“. “Selected by the Editors, the articles featured span some of the most cutting-edge areas of biomedical engineering, and collectively are a reflection of the most influential research published in PMEA in 2016.” All articles belonging to this collection are free-to-read until 31 December 2017. Last year, Christoph Hoog Antink was awarded the first prize for patient security by the “Deutschen Gesellschaft für Biomedizinische Technik im VDE (DGBMT)” and the “Aktionsbündnis für Patientensicherheit”.