CACHET team

Ruth Frikke-Schmidt 

Professor 

University of Copenhagen

 

Ruth Frikke-Schmidt is member of the leader group of CACHET, professor in Clinical Biochemistry at the University of Copenhagen, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, and chief physician at the Department of Clinical Biochemistry at Rigshospitalet. Her scientific area is centred around genomic, epidemiologic, and causal aspects of lipoprotein metabolism and age-related diseases with special focus on cardiovascular disease, dementia and diabetes.

 

Annemette Ljungdalh Nielsen

Strategic Research Consultant

City of Copenhagen

 

Annemette Ljungdalh Nielsen works to develop and qualify the cooperation between the scientific community and the Health and Care Administration. The aim is to maximise the value which the City of Copenhagen may gain from research involvement. She has a background from social science (Ph.d.) and has conducted scientific research herself for many years within the area of health and food consumption.

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Helge Bjarup Dissing Sørensen 

Associate Professor 

Technical University of Denmark

 
Helge B.D. Sørensen (HBDS) conducts research on biomedical signal processing for better solutions for individuals concerning monitoring, diagnostics, treatment, and health at home and when hospitalized. HBDS focus on analysing-, processing-, and interpreting selected types of signals from humans using intelligent algorithms. He is leader of the Biomedical Signal Processing research group. 

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Susanne Reventlow

Research Director

University of Copenhagen

 

Susanne Reventlow is a Research Director, GP and anthropologist at University of Copenhagen. 

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Henning Boje Andersen 

Professor

Technical University of Denmark

 

Henning Boje Andersen is a Professor at DTU Management Engineering.

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Jan Madsen

Professor 

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Jan Madsen is an expert in the design of embedded systems, with a particular focus on methods and tools for system modelling and analysis of application execution on multi-core execution platforms, including hardware/software co-design. Jan Madsen is a professor of computer-based systems at DTU Informatics, where he heads the section for Embedded Systems Engineering.

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Per Bækgaard 

Associate Professor 

Technical University of Denmark

 

Per Bækgaard is an associate professor at DTU Compute working with human-computer interaction and user experience, conducting research in eye tracking and pupillometry in relation to e.g. cognitive processes and its application also in health care. He has an industrial background, and heads the Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence MSc study at DTU.

 

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Winnie Svendsen

Associate Professor 

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Winnie Svendsen has since 2001 been involved with applied research and her current research focus is on understanding the physical properties of biological material to optimize the use of micro and nanotechnology in the biomedical field. In 2006 she established her own research group Nano Bio-Integrated Systems (NaBIS).

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Morten Skovdal 

Associate Professor 

University of Copenhagen 

 

Morten Skovdal uses, and conduct research training on, a variety of qualitative research methods and have a particular interest in furthering research approaches that engage and benefits participants. M. Skovdal currently sits on the editorial boards of the Health Education Journal, and Vulnerable Children and Youth Studies. M. Skovdal is also commissioning editor for Children's Geographies.

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Jørn Wulff Helge

Professor 
University of Copenhagen

 

Jørn Wulff Helge is professor in Exercise physiology and Health at the department of Biomedical Sciences at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. JWH is a senior researcher in Xlab (www.xlab.dk) and affiliated to the Centre of Healthy Aging (www.sundaldring.dk). JWH key interest areas are adaptation to physical activity and inactivity with a particular emphasis on ageing, skeletal muscle, obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Anja Maier 

Professor, Head of Division

Technical University of Denmark

 

Anja Maier, is Professor at the Technical University of Denmark. Her research focuses on engineering systems design, with a particular emphasis on complexity and human behaviour. This includes design communication, design in networks, and design cognition. She is leading the Engineering Systems Design research group, conducting interdisciplinary research into designing, building, and operating engineering systems.

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Troels Wesenberg Kjær 

Clinical Professor 

University of Copenhagen

 

Troels Wesenberg Kjaer, MD, PhD, is professor at University of Copenhagen and chief physician at department of neurology Zealand University Hospital. His research areas include neurology, brain science, health technology and the interaction between us and technology. He is the man who initiated the NorDigHealth – EU project. Is part of the CACHET via the PHRP-project financed by the innovation foundation.

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Nicola Dragoni 

Associate Professor 

Technical University of Denmark

 

Nicola Dragoni is Associate Professor in Distributed Systems and Security at DTU Compute, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark, and Professor in Computer Engineering at Centre for Applied Autonomous Sensor Systems, Örebro University, Sweden. His main research interests lie in the areas of pervasive computing and cybersecurity, with focus on domains like Internet-of-Things, Fog computing and mobile systems.

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Steffen Loft 

Professor 

University of Copenhagen

 

Steffen Loft is researching toxicology and how the body absorbs and handles toxins. In particular, he studies the effects of particles in air pollution and also possesses knowledge about diet and cancer as well as the negative health aspects of modern industrial nanotechnology

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Poul Jørgen Jennum 

Clinical Professor 

University of Copenhagen 

 

Poul Jørgen Jennum is a professor of Clinical Neurophysiology with Special interest in sleep medicine. Specialist in clinical neurophysiology and in neurology. Chief physician and head of the Danish Center for Sleep Medicine, Glostrup Hospital / Rigshospitalet. Member of several national and international companies as well as adviser of public institutions and authorities in sleep research and neurology.

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Lars Vedel Kessing

Clinical Professor 

University of Copenhagen

 

Lars Vedel Kessings main interests are clinical, epidemiological, genetic and neurobiological research into the causes and treatment of affective disorders (depression, mania and bipolar disorder, manic-depressive disease). Current research focuses on identifying genetic, biological and psychological markers of onset, recurrence and treatment response in depressive and bipolar disorder.

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Anne Frølich 

Clinical Professor

University of Copenhagen 

 

Anne Frølich is a professor in public health focusing on the development of incoherent patient pathways for people with chronic diseases between hospitals, health centres, municipality and general practitioners. Anne Frølich is the manager of the Center for Multi-morbidity Chronic Diseases in Region Sealand, Denmark.

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Christian S. Meyhoff

Chief Physician
Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital

 

Christian S. Meyhoff, MD, PhD is Chief Physician in Anaesthesiology and Head of Research at Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark. He holds a position as Associate Research Professor at University of Copenhagen. His main research areas are prevention of cardiopulmonary complications after anaesthesia as well as wireless monitoring and clinical support systems, where he mentors two CACHET PhD-students. 

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Philip Cash 

Associate Professor

DTU Management

 

Philip Cash is an Associate Professor at DTU Management, Engineering Systems Design research group and a collaborator with CACHET, working on design for behaviour change using new technologies. His applied research deals with behavioural design and innovation in this context. He also researchers on human behaviour and cognition in design teams, and how they interact with technology.

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Jaap Daalhuizen

Associate Professor 

Technical University of Denmark

 

Jaap Daalhuizen is associate professor in design methodology at the Responsible Innovation & Design, DTU Management. His research interests focus on design and innovation processes as well as the development, testing and use of methods in design education and practice. An important application area for his research is design for behavioral change. He is currently working on a CACHET project on Designing sustainable behavior change to prevent spread of contagious diseases in nursing homes. 

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Tobias Andersen

Associate Professor 

Technical University of Denmark

 

 

Tobias Andersen is associate professor at DTU Compute and works in the field of cognitive science. Using behavioral measures and EEG his work aims at linking brain activity and behaviour. His interests include quantitative models of information processing in human perception and analysis of EEG data in clinical populations.Tobias Andersen works on the BHRP project.

 

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Tine Alkjær

Associate Professor

University of Copenhagen

 

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Lars Kayser

Associate Professor

University of Copenhagen

 

Lars Kayser is a participant of the CACHET network. His research focuses on Health Literacy and eHealth Literacy, the main objective being the user’s needs and abilities in the context of technology in the health universe, focusing on how we can introduce intelligent systems that can adapt to the individual user and how we can change the thoughts and behavior of users from being recipients and clients to active consumers of healthcare.

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Ole Winther

Professor
Technical University of Denmark

 

Ole Winther’s research subject is machine learning. He works with methods development and applications in bioinformatics (computer-driven large scale biological data analysis), neuroinformatics, and recommender systems. He is professor at Cognitive Systems (CogSys), DTU Compute, DTU and at Bioinformatics, KU and Rigshospitalet.

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Maria Nordfang 

Neuropsychologist, researcher

Rigshospitalet

 

Maria Nordfang is a Neuropsychologist, researcher at Department of Neurology, Rigshospitalet. Her research focuses on advancing assessment and rehabilitation of patients with visual-cognitive impairments after brain injury. Other interests include visual attention, modeling behavioral data and integrating new technologies to the benefit of patients and health care personnel.

Jesper Hastrup Svendsen

Professor
University of Copenhagen

 

Jesper Hastrup Svendsen is a Consultant in cardiology at Rigshospitalet’s Heart Centre and Professor and Head of Department at Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen. His research areas are focused on cardiac arrhythmias including: ion channel diseases, atrial fibrillation, genetics in arrhythmia diseases, inflammation in arrhythmia, Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy, ICD treatment

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Eske Kvanner Aasvang

Associate professor

Rigshospitalet

 

Eske Kvanner Aasvang is an associate professor of anaesthesia at Rigshospitalet, with a research focus on identification, prevention and treatment of acute and late complications after major surgery. A major ongoing research project is the development of the future monitoring system for high-risk patients, using artificial intelligence and pattern recognition to alert and guide clinicians, developed in collaboration with DTU and supported by CACHET.

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Tariq Osman Andersen

Associate Professor

University of Copenhagen

 

Tariq Osman Andersen is an associate professor at The University of Copenhagen and works with patient-centred digital health. His research centres around systems for patient-clinician interaction, large-scale co-design and living lab approaches, and clinical decision-making using machine learning.

Jari Due Jessen is Postdoc at Center for Playware, DTU. His research is centred around Playware, which is intelligent hardware and software that creates playful experiences for people of all ages. He has a special focus on both quantitative and qualitative research of technology within health and teaching. 

Pegah Hafiz

PostDoc

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Pegah Hafiz is a Postdoc at CACHET. Her main technical research areas include clinical decision support systems (CDSS), data mining, pervasive healthcare, and human-computer interaction (HCI). Her health research focus are in vitro fertilization (IVF), intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), and mental health. 

 

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Kevin Doherty

Postdoc

Technical University of Denmark

 

Kevin Doherty is a Postdoctoral Researcher at CACHET. His research interests span human computer interaction (HCI), public health, design research and mental healthcare, with a particular focus on transdisciplinary research methods, user engagement, self-report, wellbeing, and the ethics of healthcare technology deployment. His current research concerns the design of technological interventions to support mental health through primary care clinics across Denmark as part of the SOFIA project.

Nicholas Ciccone 

Postdoc
Technical University of Denmark

 
Nicholas Ciccone is an Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) Postdoc within Digital Therapeutics (DTx) at Novo Nordisk. His main research area focuses on the interconnections between human behaviour, technology, and healthcare systems and how this can be used to improve health and care.

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Steven Tom Jeuris

Postdoc
Technical University of Denmark

Steven is a postdoc in computer science at DTU and a software engineer at iMotions. His technical research focus is on human-computer interaction (HCI) and software architecture for wireless sensor networks. His health research focuses on diagnosing and monitoring patients with epilepsy and autism. 

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Jonas Busk

PostDoc
Technical University of Denmark

 

Jonas Busk is a Postdoc in computer science at DTU Health Tech. His research is in data analysis and machine learning in the RADMIS project, aiming to predict recurring episodes of depression and mania by analysing behavioural smartphone data from patients with unipolar and bipolar disorders.

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Alban Maxhuni

Postdoc
Technical University of Denmark

 

Alban Maxhuni is a Postdoctoral Researcher at DTU Compute. He obtained his Ph.D. in 2017 from University of Trento (DISI) in Italy. Currently, he is working on two research projects, namely iPDM-GO and REACH.
His main research interests include: Ambient Intelligence, Security, Context Recognition, Machine learning, Pervasive Healthcare, Wearable sensors, etc.

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Darius Adam Rohani

Postdoc

Technical University of Denmark

 

Darius A. Rohani is a M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineer, and a Postdoc at DTU compute. His main technical expertise include supervised machine-learning methods, longitudinal analysis by Linear Mixed Effects Models, biomedical signal processing and statistical resampling methods. His main interest includes mental health, behaviorism, cognitive restructuring, and user-centered design.

 

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Hemant Ghayvat

Postdoc
Technical University of Denmark

 

Hemant Ghayvat is a Marie Curie Post Doc in the Technology and Innovation Management Division at DTU. His research areas are human factors and human-computer interaction with a special focus on innovation, healthcare informatics for elderly and preventive healthcare.

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Pramod Ratnakar Khadilkar

Postdoc

Technical University of Denmark

 

Pramod Khadilkar is a Marie-Curie/ EuroTech Postdoc at DTU, Management Engineering. He works with Engineering Systems Design Group at Innovation division. Behavioural design is his main area of research. He is researching with leading behavioural design consultancies in Denmark to discern the unique characters of behavioural design. The outcome of his research would result into theory, frameworks and tools that can help in applying the behavioural design in the area of healthcare technologies.

 

Andreas Brink-Kjær

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Andreas Brink-Kjær is a PhD student at DTU Health Tech. His main technical research areas include biomedical signal processing, machine learning, and deep learning. His health research is centered on sleep analysis with a focus on Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep Behaviour Disorder (RBD)

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Mads Olsen

PhD student 

Technical University of Denmark

 

Mads Olsen is a PhD student in biomedical engineering at DTU Elektro. His main technical research areas include biomedical signal processing, pervasive and wearable technologies and devices, applied machine learning. His main medical research areas include sleep apnea, chronic sleep/brain disorders, autonomic nervous system, heart rate variability.

 

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Claudia Bagge-Petersen

PhD student 

University of Copenhagen

 

Claudia Bagge-Petersen is a PhD student at Section for Health Services Research at Department of Public Health. Her techno-anthropologic research area is eHealth solutions for minors living with a chronic disease.

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Saud Alomairah

PhD Student
University of Copenhagen

Saud is a PhD student at Dept. of Biomedical Sciences at UCPH. His main health research areas include using an activity tracker to promote and measure physical activity and other health outcomes. His main technical research focus includes the validity of wearable tracker on clinical and population studies.

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Alix Feldman 

PhD Student
Technical University of Denmark 

Alix Feldman is a PhD student in the Engineering Systems Design research group at DTU. Her research investigates the link between listening effort and cognitive function, and explores the integration of a technology-based listening effort test into dementia care and management.

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Caroline Borup Roland

PhD student 

University of Copenhagen 

 

Caroline is a PhD student at Dept. of Biomedical Sciences at UCPH. Her main health research areas include health-enhancing physical activity and pregnancy. Her main technical research focus includes use of personalized health technology in relation to changing physical activity behavior.

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Karina Louise Skov Husted

PhD student

University of Copenhagen

 

Karina L.S. Husted is a B.Sc. in Physiotherapy, have a M.Sc.in Sports science and Health and is a PhD. Student at Copenhagen University,  affiliated to DTU Medicine and Technology. Her main research area include healthy ageing, lifestyle disease prevention and health technology. Her main interest includes disease prevention, sedentary lifestyle and obesity.

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Julie Falck Valentin-Hjorth 

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Julie Falck Valentin-Hjorth is a PhD student at the Engineering Systems Design research group at DTU Management. Her main technical research include system design for behavioural change, user experience (UX), human-computer interaction (HCI) and mobile applications. Her main health research focus include hypertension and healthcare design for collaborative care.

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Camilla Haahr 

PhD student 

University of Copenhagen 

 

Signe de Place Knudsen

PhD student

University of Copenhagen

 

Signe de Place Knudsen is a PhD student, master of science in public health and physiotherapist. Her PhD project, FitMum, examine the effects of two different pregnancy specific exercise programs on health of mother and child. Signe’s research areas include among other process evaluation of complex interventions.

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Camilla K. E. Bay Brix Nielsen

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Camilla K. E. Bay Brix Nielsen is a PhD-student in behavioural design at the Engineering Systems Design research group, DTU Management. Her research areas include designing for behavior change, design thinking, social design, persuasive technology, nudging, structured design methods, together with social and cognitive psychology. Her health research focus is on improving multiple health-tech solutions through behavioural design across multiple company collaborations where products include support apps for people with chronic deceases.

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Mikkel Elvekjær 

PhD student

University of Copenhagen

 

Mikkel Elvekjær is a PhD student and medical doctor. He is currently working on the WARD-COPD project. Mikkels research interests are in the field of Anesthesia and Intensive Care with a primary focus on clinical monitoring in the perioperative and general ward setting.

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Umaer Rashid Hanif 

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Umaer Hanif is a PhD student in biomedical engineering at DTU Health Technology. His technical research areas include biomedical signal processing, machine learning, and 3D craniofacial imaging. His main medical research area is sleep apnea. 

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Lea Rasmussen

PhD Student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Lea Rasmussen is a biomedical engineer and PhD student at DTU Bioengineering. Her research revolves around sensor development and point of care diagnostics. Her main medical areas are within fluid mechanics and infectious pathogenic organisms.

Giovanna Nunes Vilaza

PhD student
Technical University of Denmark

 

Giovanna Nunes Vilaza has a double MSc degree in Human-Computer-Interaction from KTH (Stockholm) and UCL (London). Her expertise is on user-centred research and design methodologies. Her interests revolve around how technologies can be more beneficial for health and society. 

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Jonas L. Isaksen

PhD student
University of Copenhagen

 

Jonas is a biomedical engineer by training and employed at the department of biomedical sciences. His research most often revolves around electrocardiograms (ECGs), and his PhD project involves early predicting of dementia using ECG and genetics.

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Iben Emilie Christensen  

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Iben Emilie Christensen primarily works with user involvement, especially with the perspective of patient, citizen and professional professionals in a number of areas such as the emergency area, new hospital buildings, prevention and health promotion, coordination and coherence, as well as rehabilitation and rehabilitation.

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Alexander Neergaard Olesen

PhD student
Technical University of Denmark

 

Alexander Neergaard Olesen is a PhD student at the Section for Digital Health, DTU Health Tech. His technical research areas include biomedical signal processing and machine/deep learning models. His medical research areas comprise detection of sleep disorders, especially narcolepsy, using automatic and data-driven methods. Specifically, he is researching ways to better characterize the sleep continuum and architecture, as well as the various micro-events visible in sleep studies.

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Dan Roland Persson

PhD Student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Dan Roland Persson is a PhD student at DTU Computes section for Cognitive Systems working with Human-Computer Interaction and user experience. His current research is focused on the design, implementation, and user experience of personalised micro-intervention technology for type 2 diabetes.

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Catrine Bakkedal 

PhD student
University of Copenhagen

 

Catrine Bakkedal is a medical doctor and currently a Ph.D.-student at the Section of General practice, Department of Public Health, UCPH. Her research is within the fields of personal health technologies, mental health and clinical pharmacology. She is part of the Phy-Psy trial

 

Carolina Falcao Duarte

PhD Student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Carolina is a PhD student in the Engineering Systems Design group at DTU Management. Her research concerns designing sustainable behavioural change to contain the spread of infectious diseases at nursing homes. Carolina’s research builds upon multidisciplinary knowledge from design research, participatory research, psychology and social sciences and involves and tackles diverse stakeholders.

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Julia Rosemary Thorpe 

PhD student 

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Julia Thorpe is a PhD student in Engineering Systems Design in Healthcare. Her main technical research areas include wearable sensors, behavioural measurement and biomedical signal processing. Her main health research focus is dementia, cognitive rehabilitation, active ageing and P4 healthcare.

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Benjamin Johansen

PhD student 

Technical University of Denmark

 

Benjamin Johansen is a PhD student at DTU compute in User Experience (UX) and health care technologies. His technical research areas include data driven user experience research (constructive UX), human-computer interaction (HCI), natural-language interfaces, wearables, quantified self (QS) and personal informatics (PI). His health research focus is within pain-driven design for hearing care.

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Matteo Cesari

PhD student
Technical University of Denmark

 

Matteo Cesari is a Ph.D. student within the Biomedical Signal Processing Group in Digital Health Section of DTU Health Technology. His technical research areas include development and application of signal processing, machine learning and deep learning methods to electrophysiological signals recorded during sleep, with the focus of finding early biomarkers of Parkinson’s disease. In his Ph.D. project, he is collaborating with the Danish Center for Sleep Medicine (Rigshospitalet Glostrup) and Paracelsus-Elena Klinik (Kassel, Germany).

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Morten Lindbjerg Tønning

PhD student

University of Copenhagen

 

Morten Tønning is a PhD student and medical doctor. He is currently working on the RADMIS trial. Mortens main interest are within the field of psychiatry, clinical research and how we can develop new and better treatment for patients by combing knowledge and skills from different scientific backgrounds.   

 

Georgi Plamenov Tanev

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Georgi Plamenov Tanev is a joint PhD student between DTU Compute and DTU Bioengineering. His main research areas include modular cyber-physical systems and lab-on-a-chip devices. His health research focus is personalized healthcare, point-of-care diagnostics and lab automation.

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Sigurd Arne Melbye

PhD student

University of Copenhagen

 

Sigurd Melbye is a medical doctor and PhD student at University of Copenhagen, Psychiatric Center Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet. His main technical research areas include smartphone-based electronic monitoring in patients with bipolar disorder. His health research focus is within mental health.

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Maximilian Wittmann

PhD Student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Maximilian Wittmann is a PhD student in the Engineering Systems Design Section at DTU. He has a background in mechanical engineering (M. Sc.). Maximilian’s research investigates the potential of immersive technologies (such as Virtual/Augmented Reality, Digital Twins) for sustaining behaviour change over time with a focus on stroke rehabilitation. His technical research areas include human machine interaction, behavioural design, and advanced health technology.

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Guangtao Zhang

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark

 

Guangtao Zhang is a PhD student at DTU. His research areas are human-computer interaction (HCI), eye tracking, and human-robot interaction.
As a member of the GazeIT project, he focuses on gaze-controlled telepresence for people with motor disabilities.

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Simon Due Kamronn 

PhD student 

Technical University of Denmark 

 

 

 

Rasmus Tolstrup Larsen 

PhD student

University of Copenhagen

 

Rasmus Tolstrup Larsen is a MSc in physiotherapy and a PhD fellow at CopenRehab, University of Copenhagen and is enrolled under the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences. His main research interest is how to use results from activity monitors to facilitate behavioural change in elderly. 

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Devender Kumar

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark

 

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Raju Maharjan

PhD student

Technical University of Denmark 

 

Raju Maharjan is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Health Technology at the Technical University of Denmark. His research interests include the multidisciplinary domain of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and user-centered design(UCD), focusing on design and research of health technologies. His current research concerns designing a conversational agent to support the self-report of health and well-being as part of the Sofia project.

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Lucía Montesinos

Student Programmer

CACHET

 

Lucía Montesinos is a MSc student in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence at DTU and a Student Programmer at CACHET. She is taking part in the development of mobile platforms. Her technical research interest areas include AI and UX.

Mads Vedel Saaby Christensen

Student Programmer

CACHET

 

Mads Vedel Saaby Christensen is a Software Technology BSc. Eng. student and student programmer at CACHET. He is involved with package development and implementation of mobile platforms. His technical research interest areas include mobile development and data science.

 

Aidana Nursultanova

Student Programmer

CACHET

 

 

Aidana Nursultanova is a Computer Science and Engineering Master student and Student Programmer at CACHET. She is taking part in designing and implementing webservices. Her technical research interest areas include software design and architecture.

Alex Oláh

Student Programmer

CACHET

 

Alex Oláh is a Computer Science and Engineering master student and student programmer at CACHET. He is involved in deployment processes, infrastructure management and data processing. His technical research interest areas include software architecture and data science.

Klaudia Tóth

Student Programmer

CACHET

 

Klaudia Tóth is a Computer Science and Engineering master student and student programmer at CACHET. She is participating in developing the frontend web client CARP for enables researchers to run health studies. Her technical research interest areas include UI/UX, Web development, and Project Management.

Barnabas Homola

Student programmer
CACHET

 

Barnabas Homola is a Digital Media Engineering Master student and Student Programmer at Cachet. He is taking part in designing and implementing applications for mobile platform. His technical research interest areas include mobile programming and UX/UI design.

Thomas Nilsson 

Student programmer 

CACHET

 

Thomas Nilsson is a Digital Media Engineering MSc student and Student Programmer at DTU.
His areas of expertise lie within building plugins for the Flutter framework, as well as within data science and natural language processing.

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János Richárd Pekk

Student programmer
CACHET

 

János Richárd Pekk is a Computer Science and Engineering Master student and Student Programmer at CACHET. He is taking part in designing and implementing webservices. His technical research interest areas include software design and architecture.

Gonzalo Perez Jimenez

Graphics Designer

CACHET

 

Gonzalo Perez Jimenez is a MSc student in Design and Innovation at DTU. At CACHET he is mainly focused in UX/UI and graphic design. His technical research interest areas include Product Development and Industrial Design.

Malte Moser Kampmark

Student Assistant

CACHET

 

Malte Moser Kampmark is a MSc Student in Design and Innovation at DTU and a student assistant at CACHET. He has responsibilities in communication, user interaction and design methods. His technical research interest areas include Behavioural Design and Product Development.

 

Ossi Kallunki

Research Assistant

CACHET

 

Ossi Kallunki is the lead programmer on the Internet-based Cognitive Assessment Tool (ICAT). Which is an at-home patient-administered tool for assessing cognitive impairments. The project is a Collaboration between Doctors at Region H and CACHET. 

Andrea Quemada Lopategui 

Research assistant 

CACHET

 

Andrea Quemada is a research assistant at CACHET with a background in Digital Media Engineering. She specialized in UX design, mobile app development, etc. She collaborates with several projects where she designs and develops mobile applications. Some of these projects are, for example, a Behavioral Activation tool for people with depression, or a Heart Disturbances registration and monitoring tool. 

 

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Lorant Gulyas

Software Engineer

CACHET

 

Lorant Gulyas is a Data Science graduate working as a software engineer at CACHET. He provides technical support to PhD Students and office employees. His technical research interest areas include designing web and mobile applications.