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Research made operational.

Research experience and interdisciplinary collaboration across mobile health, computing systems and human-centered technology.

4 research experience records · From the CV

Research experience

Digital health systems and interdisciplinary research

Professor of Computer Science at Marquette University and Director of the Ubicomp Lab; research affiliations include the R2D2 Center at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and CTSI at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
The lab studies healthcare data analytics and systems built around mobile computing, working on externally funded digital health projects.

Research experience

Research experience includes AI-based patient monitoring, customized text messaging, low-cost indoor location systems, pain management, mapping technology, and smartphone activity monitoring.
Collaborations span electrical and biomedical engineering, nursing, psychology, psychiatry, social science, public health, and clinical medicine, including hospitals in the United States, Taiwan, Bangladesh, and Nepal and work with American Indian, African American, and Hispanic communities.
Mobile development experience includes iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile, Symbian, TinyOS, sensors, tablets, web applications, and health-data cloud systems. Visiting appointments included the University of Tokyo (2017) and Tsinghua University (2011).

Research experience

Supervision of doctoral and master’s researchers in healthcare and health engineering, and participation in NIH-funded mobile and digital health projects.
Recognition includes Marquette’s Way-Klingler young-scholar and senior-scholar honors and research paper/poster awards. Conference program committee service spans mHealth, software engineering, and mobile/pervasive computing.

Health, computing and engineering

Extensive working experience with medical doctors, nursing, engineering, social science, psychology faculty, scientists, and staff in several funded research projects.

Methods behind the systems