Finalized Research Projects

The Industrial Transformation Research Hub aims to address the growing challenges of older people living in their own home or residential care.

SCAUT aims to create next generation mHealth that improves collaboration between cardiac device patients and clinicians in remote monitoring.

According to WHO, depression is becoming a leading cause of disability. The RADMIS project seeks to design smartphone-based monitoring and treatment technology for depressive patients. The goal is to establish the efficacy of this technology by measuring re-admission and clinical outcome.

REACH aims to develop a service system that will turn clinical and care environments into personalisable modular sensing, prevention, and intervention systems that encourage the elderly to become healthy via activity.

Integrated Personalised Diabetes Management Goes Europe

Mental health is a growing challenge worldwide. This project explores the use of smartphones for continuous monitoring of subjective and objective measures of illness activity in bipolar disorder

Sustaining healthy lifestyle in everyday routines has proven particular challenging. This project uses smartphones as personalized lifestyle devices to monitor, motivate, and maintain physical activity in overweight individuals.

According to International Diabetes Federation, 415 million people had diabetes in 2015. These numbers are expected to rise to 642 million by 2040. The objective of the DIACON project is to develop an artificial pancreas for people with Type 1 diabetes.

New technology for monitoring the heart rhythm of frail elderly patients makes it possible for cardiologists and researchers at Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital to cooperate with general practitioners in new ways

The TEAM network will focus on the design, development and evaluation of new technology enabled mental health services. The overall objective is to train this new generation of researchers who can help to deliver more effective, affordable and accessible mental health services for young people.

The rapidly increasing interest within research to monitor and diagnose psychiatric and neurological diseases more efficiently in people’s daily lives (in-the-wild) and in the laboratory (in-the-lab) requires new IT infrastructure effectively combining various types of sensors.