General information
The Research Day is dedicated to showcasing and connecting research within the TechMed community, with a special focus on young researchers. It offers PhD candidates and early-career researchers the opportunity to present their work internally through oral or poster presentations. In doing so, the event provides a platform to share scientific progress, receive feedback, and engage with colleagues across disciplines.
Abstract books
Curious about the abstracts from the participating researchers within the Scientific programme? You can download them via the links below, listed in alphabetical order by last name.
08:45 - 09:15 | Check-in desk open
Participants are welcome to check in at the registration desk, which is open until 10:00 (programme starts at 09:15). Upon arrival, coffee, tea, and (flavoured) water are available to start the day in a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. These refreshments remain available throughout the entire day, ensuring continuous access to drinks during the programme.
09:15 - 10:00 | Plenary programme - TL 2275
09:15 | Welcome by Prof.dr. Maroeska Rovers
The Research Day will be opened by Prof. Dr. Maroeska Rovers, Scientific Director of the TechMed Centre. In her opening remarks, she will reflect on the role of TechMed in advancing healthcare innovation and outline the ambitions for the day. The welcome sets the stage for collaboration, inspiration, and shared direction across the TechMed community.
09:20 - 10:00 | Opening: Depends on how you see it
This interactive opening highlights the transformative power of the arts in health care and health professions education. It raises fundamental questions about how you see the world and others in it, and how others may see you and the work you do. During the lecture, you will engage in exercises that trigger your imagination and perhaps challenge your perspective: that depends on how you see it…
- Dr. J.J. (Jur) Koksma
- Associate Professor of Transformative Learning in Health Care, Radboudumc
10:10 - 11:10 | Scientific programme
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TL 2275 | Oral presentations - 1
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
1 | 10.10-10.20 | Nina Baumgartner | BMS-HBE-IEMS | REDUCING HELICOPTER EMS CANCELLATIONS BY STRATEGICALLY POSTPONING TAKE-OFF |
2 | 10.22-10.32 | Patryk Rygiel | EEMCS-AM-MIA | NEURAL SURROGATES FOR HEMODYNAMICS ESTIMATION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES |
3 | 10.34-10.44 | Celine Bouwmeester | ET-BE -NR | A LOWER-BODY MOTION DATASET FOR GAIT-RELATED ACTIVITIES IN 40 STROKE SURVIVORS |
4 | 10.46-10.56 | Nicole Rabou | EEMCS-EE-RaM | TOWARDS PAINLESS MAGNETICALLY ACTUATED VIDEO CAPSULE FOR COLONOSCOPY |
5 | 10.58-11.08 | Mart Kortman | TNW-BIS-M3I | QUANTIFYING THE MESH TRAJECTORY AFTER PELVIC MESH SURGERY USING LOW-FIELD MR IMAGES |
TL 2148 | Oral presentations - 2
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
6 | 10.10-10.20 | Deepa | TNW-BET-DBE | DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF NITRIC OXIDE (NO) RELEASING HYBRID SUPRAMOLECULAR HYDROGELS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR APPLICATIONS |
7 | 10.22-10.32 | Youssef Elwan | BMS-TPS-HTSR | SIMULATION OF MENTAL HEALTHCARE DYNAMICS IN AMSTERDAM NOORD – A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR A HYBRID SIMULATION APPROACH. |
8 | 10.34-10.44 | Pauline Fonteijn | EEMCS-AM-MOR | A ROADMAP TO REGIONAL COLLABORATION AMONG HOME CARE AND CARE HOME ORGANIZATIONS CONSIDERING EMPLOYEE PREFERENCES |
9 | 10.46-10.56 | Sam Kroezen | ET-BE -BDDP | 3D VIRTUAL SURGICAL PLANNING AND PATIENT SPECIFIC GUIDES FOR CHARCOT FOOT RECONSTRUCTION |
10 | 10.58-11.08 | Wietske Verveld | TNW-BIS-BMPI | ANGULAR LIGHT SCATTERING IN HUMAN MILK: MEASUREMENTS AND SIMULATIONS |
Atrium | Poster Moderated Tour - 1
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
1 | 10.10-10.15 | Antonio Lobosco | ET-BE-SR | A LIGHT-ACTUATED INCHWORM ROBOT DESIGNED FOR FUTURE ENDOLUMINAL NAVIGATION |
2 | 10.15-10.20 | Irina De Alba Alvarez | TNW-BIS-M3I | MULTIMODAL EVALUATION OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION |
3 | 10.20-10.25 | Pengfei Han | ET-BE -BDDP | COMPRESSION THERAPY IN HUMAN BODY APPLICATIONS: AN OVERVIEW FROM PRINCIPLES TO PRACTICE |
4 | 10.25-10.30 | Rami Mobarak | ET-BE -NR | CONTEXT-INFORMED MYOELECTRIC CONTROL OF LOWER-LIMB ASSISTIVE DEVICES DURING GAIT USING A LOW-COST WEARABLE ARMBAND |
5 | 10.30-10.35 | Ana Martins Costa | ET-BE-EOST | DEVELOPMENT OF ARTIFICIAL ERYTHROCYTES FOR USE IN MEDICAL DEVICE TESTING AND TRAINING SIMULATORS |
6 | 10.35-10.40 | Marc Heinle | BMS-TPS-HTSR | ESTIMATION OF WORKFORCE ALLOCATION TO DISEASES FOR HOSPITAL-BASED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS |
7 | 10.40-10.45 | Nan Lubbers | TNW-BIS-M3I | IMPROVING THE MALIGNANCY RISK ASSESSMENT OF THYROID NODULES WITH PHOTOACOUSTIC IMAGING: AN IN VIVO STUDY |
8 | 10.45-10.50 | Jolijn Dijksterhuis | EEMCS-EE-BSS | PROVIDING INSIGHT IN RESILIENCE AND RECOVERY BY USING FATIGABILITY AND ITS DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME IN OLDER ADULTS AFTER HIP FRACTURE SURGERY |
9 | 10.50-10.55 | Richard Gjaltema | EEMCS-EE-RaM | REAL-TIME MRI-BASED TUMOUR TRACKING FOR CLOSED-LOOP ROBOTIC LIVER BIOPSY |
10 | 10.55-11.00 | Alice Correia | BMS-HBE-IEMS | SPATIOTEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST |
| 11.00-11.10 | Open discussion | | |
Atrium | Poster Moderated Tour - 2
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
11 | 10.10-10.15 | Dennis Christie | ET-BE -BDDP | A NAVIGATION-GUIDED A-MODE ULTRASOUND SYSTEM FOR IMPROVING NON-INVASIVE TIBIOFEMORAL JOINT KINEMATIC ESTIMATION |
12 | 10.15-10.20 | Kim Tönis | BMS-HIB-PHT | BUMBLEBEES, DANCE CLASS RIDES, AND THE STRENGTH OF AWARENESS: ENHANCING STUDENTS’ AWARENESS OF MEANINGFUL MOMENTS THROUGH A POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY APP |
13 | 10.20-10.25 | Naomi van Stralen | ET-DPM-IxD | DESIGNING FOR PREVENTIVE HEALTH IN A COMPLEX SOCIETY: 10 STRATEGIES |
14 | 10.25-10.30 | Tara Tabak | EEMCS-EE-RaM | DIFFERENCES IN PHYSIOLOGIC ACTIVITY DISTRIBUTION BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE WITH [18F]FDOPA PET/CT IMAGING |
15 | 10.30-10.35 | Ana Boamfa | TNW-BIS-BMPI | IMAGING THE LACTTING BREAST: DIXON MRI FOR QUANTIFYING COMPOSITION CHNGES FOLLOWING MILK EXPRESSION |
16 | 10.35-10.40 | Hein Lucassen | ET-BE -BDDP | PHYSIOLOGICAL JOINT COUPLINGS IN ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING TO SUPPORT MINIMAL UPPER LIMB ASSISTIVE DEVICE DESIGN |
17 | 10.40-10.45 | Tamara Arendshorst-Ruuls | EEMCS-EE-BSS | PREDICTING PEDIATRIC ASTHMA EXACERBATIONS USING AI-BASED SYMPTOM AND TRIGGER EXTRACTION |
18 | 10.45-10.50 | Cheramise Leilis | TNW-BIS-M3I | THE ANATOMICAL EFFECT OF ROBOT-ASSISTED SACROCOLPOPEXY ASSESSED WITH UPRIGHT MRI |
19 | 10.50-10.55 | Yutong An | ET-DPM-HCD | TO STAGE OR NOT TO STAGE: MAPPING SELF-DEFINED STAGES OF CANCER EXPERIENCE |
20 | 10.55-11.00 | Malgorzata Tasior | TNW-BET-AOT | USAGE OF SULFONATED POLYMER AS AN ADDITIVE FOR FABRICATION OF LONG TERM FILTRATION HOLLOW FIBER MEMBARNES FOR DIALYSIS |
| 11.00-11.10 | Open discussion | | |
11:15 - 12:15 | Scientific programme
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TL 2275 | Oral presentations - 3
11 | 11.15-11.25 | Lisa Klein Haneveld & | BMS-HIB-PHT | BEYOND THE PROTOTYPE: IMPLEMENTING TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS IN MENTAL HEALTHCARE |
12 | 11.27-11.37 | & Marileen Kouijzer | BMS-HIB-PHT | BEYOND THE PROTOTYPE: IMPLEMENTING TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS IN MENTAL HEALTHCARE |
13 | 11.39-11.49 | Isa Porsul | TNW-BET-DBE | ENGINEERING BETTER ORGANOIDS: CONTROLLING CELL ORGANIZATION WITH MICROGELS |
14 | 11.51-11.01 | Frodo Muijzer | EEMCS-EE-BSS | SCHOUDERKLOPJE: A USER-CENTERED, SELF-MANAGED, MULTIDOMAIN LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION TO MANAGE COGNITIVE HEALTH. |
15 | 11.03-11.13 | Christian Wrede | ET-DPM-IxD | HYBRID HOSPITAL-AT-HOME CARE PRACTICES: INSIGHTS FROM THE H@H SURVEY |
TL 2148 | Oral presentations - 4
16 | 11.15-11.25 | Fleur Porskamp | BMS-TPS-HTSR | NEEDS AND PREFERENCES OF CHILDREN WITH COELIAC DISEASE AND THEIR PARENTS REGARDING REMOTE CARE |
17 | 11.27-11.37 | Mostafa A. Atalla | EEMCS-EE-RaM | SIGMOEASE: SELF-EVERTING SOFT ROBOTIC SLEEVE TOWARD GENTLE, LOOP-FREE COLONOSCOPY |
18 | 11.39-11.49 | Marleen Krommendijk | TNW-BIS-M3I | FULL VOLUME AORTIC DEFORMATION ANALYSIS IN ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM PATIENTS |
19 | 11.51-11.01 | Hamid Alavi | ET-BE -BDDP | 3D BONE SHAPE DATASETS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW |
20 | 11.03-11.13 | Guido Wiersma | TNW-BIS-CNPH | FROM BURST-SUPPRESSION TO ALPHA RHYTHMS: DECODING THE COMATOSE BRAIN |
Atrium | Poster Moderated Tour - 3
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
21 | 11.15-11.20 | Javier Perez y Perez | ET-BE-EOST | A UNIFIED DEEP LEARNING WORKFLOW FOR TEMPORAL BONE SEGMENTATION OF PETROSUM CT-SCANS FOR EAR CANAL WALL IMPLANT RESEARCH |
22 | 11.20-11.25 | Hossein Torkinezhadirani | BMS-HBE-IEMS | CROSS-BORDER AMBULANCE POSITIONING |
23 | 11.25-11.30 | Niels Kroese | EEMCS-EE-RaM | DISSOLVABLE SUGAR-BASED UNTETHERED MAGNETIC ROBOTS ENABLING X-RAY-GUIDED NAVIGATION IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL VASCULAR ENVIRONMENTS |
24 | 11.30-11.35 | Inge de Heer | TNW-BET-AOT | ENHANCING DIALYSIS MEMBRANE HEMOCOMPATIBILITY BY GAGS GRAFTING DURING MEMBRANE FABRICATION |
25 | 11.35-11.40 | Max Rietberg | TNW-BIS-M3I | IN SILICO EXPERIMENTATION ALLOWS OPTIMIZATION OF PHOTOACOUSTIC IMAGING HARDWARE FOR THYROID NODULE RISK ESTIMATION |
26 | 11.40-11.45 | Lin Chen | TNW-BET-DBE | INTERFACIAL-TENSION-INDEPENDENT MICROFLUIDIC PLUME GENERATOR FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT, PROGRAMMABLE LIQUID COMPARTMENT PRODUCTION |
27 | 11.45-11.50 | Anne Rook | TNW-BIS-BMPI | MONITORING NIPPLE PERFUSION IN NIPPLE-SPARING MASTECTOMIES USING HANDHELD LASER SPECKLE CONTRAST IMAGING |
28 | 11.50-11.55 | Maartje Kuperus | EEMCS-EE-BSS | MULTI-HOSPITAL GENERALIZABILITY OF A PAEDIATRIC ASTHMA DETERIORATION AI-MODEL |
29 | 11.55-12.00 | Parham Sadeghinia | ET-BE -BDDP | PRACTICAL INTER-LABORATORY VARIATIONS IN MOTION CAPTURE MEASUREMENTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PERSONALIZED MUSCULOSKELETAL MODELING |
| 12.00-12.15 | Open discussion | | |
Atrium | Poster Moderated Tour - 4
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
30 | 11.15-11.20 | Selena Peters | TNW-BIS-M3I | ASSESSING THE FUNCTION OF THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES BASED ON ULTRASOUND - DOES IT WORK? |
31 | 11.20-11.25 | Marieke Wesselink | ET-BE -BDDP | EVALUATION OF AN ELECTROMAGNETIC APPROACH FOR QUANTIFYING IMPLANT LOADS IN VIVO |
32 | 11.25-11.30 | Carmen Heuvelmans | ET-DPM-IxD | ONE SPACE, MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES: HOW PSYCHIATRIC ENVIRONMENTS SHAPE EXPERIENCES OF STIGMA AND DIGNITY IN PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH CARE |
33 | 11.30-11.35 | Kiki van Duuren | TNW-BIS-BMPI | OPTIMIZATION OF INJECTED ACTIVITY AND ACQUISITION TIME FOR FIBROUS DYSPLASIA ON PET/CT |
34 | 11.35-11.40 | Ewout Ligtenberg | EEMCS-EE-RaM | PERFORMANCE PREDICTION OF MAGNETIC ROBOTS FOR NON-INVASIVE BRAIN TREATMENT |
35 | 11.40-11.45 | Evangelia Ilia | TNW-BIS-M3I | EXTENDED REALITY FOR MRI-GUIDED CARDIAC INTERVENTIONS: EVALUATION ON AN ANTHROPOMORPHIC CARDIAC PHANTOM |
36 | 11.45-11.50 | Dumiana Chamaon | BMS-LDT-CODE | SMART INHALERS AS EARLY WARNING TOOLS FOR ACUTE EXACERBATIONS IN COPD – A PILOT STUDY |
37 | 11.50-11.55 | Kim Wijlens | EEMCS-EE-BSS | THE PERSONALIZED CANCER TREATMENT AND CARE (PARTNR) PROJECT: OPTIMIZING INTERVENTION RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BREAST CANCER-RELATED FATIGUE |
38 | 11.55-12.00 | Simone Fani | ET-BE -NR | TOWARD USE OF SYNERGY-BASED PROSTHETIC HANDS FOR ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING BY TRANSRADIAL AMPUTEES: A CLINICAL TRIAL |
| 12.00-12.15 | Open discussion | | |
12:15 - 13:15 | Lunch break
During the lunch break, participants are invited to enjoy a variety of food and take time to connect informally with colleagues across disciplines. Coffee, tea, and (flavoured) water are available throughout the entire day, ensuring continuous opportunities for refreshment and interaction. The lunch provides a moment to recharge and further exchange ideas in an open and informal setting.
13:15 - 14:30 | Interactive programme
These two sessions will focus on advancing the vision of the Hospital of the Future within the TechMed ecosystem.
The Health Innovation Hackathon is an open, interactive session, designed for junior researchers, in which participants collaboratively explore what healthcare in 2040 could look like. Through a structured, hands-on approach, attendees will develop future scenarios and translate these into concrete ideas and interventions that contribute to a radically redesigned healthcare system.
In parallel, the Way of Working Health Domain session is an invitation-only session for Principal Investigators. This session focuses on the strategic dimension of the Hospital of the Future: how a more harmonised way of working across institutes can strengthen impact, improve alignment, and position the University of Twente within national and international developments.
TL 2275 | Health Innovation Hackathon
For whom: junior researchers
The Health Innovation Hackathon invites participants to actively contribute to one of the most urgent challenges in healthcare: how to redesign the system to remain accessible, high-quality, and sustainable in the face of rapidly growing workforce shortages.
Building on the vision of the Hospital of the Future, this 75-minute interactive session engages participants in small-group collaboration to explore what healthcare in 2040 could and should look like. Central to this ambition is a radical transformation of the care ecosystem, aiming to operate with up to ten times fewer personnel across the care chain, while maintaining or improving quality of care. Using the Responsible Futuring method developed by the DesignLab, participants will envision desirable future scenarios and translate these into realistic and actionable interventions. Guided by seven key pillars—including hybrid care, AI-driven decision-making, robotics, preventive health ecosystems, and data-driven operations—each group will define future care models and identify concrete solutions that can help realise this transformation.
The session is designed to stimulate bold thinking, challenge existing assumptions, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will not only reflect on long-term system change, but also define tangible steps and innovations that can be developed in the coming years. Outcomes from the hackathon will contribute to shaping the ongoing vision of the Hospital of the Future and help position the TechMed Centre and the University of Twente as key drivers of meaningful healthcare innovation.
TL 1133 | Way of Working Health Domain
For whom: directors of education, assistant-, associate- and full-professors
During the Research Day on 16 April, this interactive session at the TechMed Centre focuses on strengthening the way of working within the Health domain in the context of the “Hospital of the Future” ambition. Following a short update on the current status of this vision, the session will transition into a structured dialogue with Principal Investigators (PIs). The central aim is to explore how a more harmonised approach across institutes can accelerate impact, reinforce the University of Twente’s strategic position, and contribute to national and international developments in healthcare innovation.
Through three focused discussion rounds, participants will:
- Reflect on emerging developments and strategic opportunities for leadership.
- Identify how stronger alignment between research, education, infrastructure, and implementation can be achieved;
- Define concrete priorities, partnerships, and actions needed to move from vision to implementation.
The session is designed to actively engage PIs in shaping future directions, defining key themes and centres of expertise, and contributing to the development of an adaptive healthcare workforce. The outcomes will inform next steps in positioning TechMed and its partners towards realising transformative healthcare innovations.
14:40 - 15:40 | Scientific programme
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TL 2275 | Oral presentations - 5
21 | 14.40-14.50 | Thao Nguyen | BMS-HBE-IEMS | MPROVING THE WORKDAY: ACTIVITY SCHEDULING FOR VIRTUAL CARE NURSES |
22 | 14.52-15.02 | Nikki van Loenen | EEMCS-EE-BIOS | URINE-BASED POINT OF CARE DEVICES FOR CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING |
23 | 15.04-15.14 | Romy Maas | TNW-BIS-BMPI | THE EFFECT OF FOOT SKIN TEMPERATURE ON LASER SPECKLE CONTRAST IMAGING (LSCI) AND TRANSCUTANEOUS OXYGEN PRESSURE (TCPO2) MEASUREMENTS |
24 | 15.16-15.26 | Mostafa Selim | EEMCS-EE-RaM | PASSIVE HAPTIC GUIDANCE FOR TELEOPERATED NEEDLE INSERTION: A SHARED CONTROL FRAMEWORK FOR ACCURATE AND SAFE PERCUTANEOUS BIOPSIES |
25 | 15.28-15.38 | Narcisa Dobre | BMS-TPS-HTSR | DRUG REPURPOSING FOR ADVANCED KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS: AN EARLY HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT |
TL 2148 | Oral presentations - 6
26 | 14.40-14.50 | ALI RAMEZANI | ET-BE -BDDP | ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTED MECHANICAL STRESS ON THE HUMAN LARGE INTESTINE IN LAPAROSCOPIC GRASPING |
27 | 14.52-15.02 | Liz Heemskerk | TNW-BIS-M3I | URINE INCONTINENCE? LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE FUNCTION |
28 | 15.04-15.14 | Shreyasi Pathak | EEMCS-EE-BSS | REALITY-CENTRIC AI FOR BREAST CANCER PREDICTION |
29 | 15.16-15.26 | Alyssa Jongeneel | BMS-HIB-PHT | JUST-IN-TIME ADAPTIVE INTERVENTIONS FOR BEHAVIORAL ACTIVATION IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSION |
30 | 15.28-15.38 | Hermen de Roo | TNW-POF-POF | CAPILLARY MODEL FOR ULTRASOUND-TRIGGERED LOCAL DRUG DELIVERY |
Atrium | Poster Moderated Tour - 5
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
40 | 14.40-14.45 | Liselot Goris | TNW-BIS-M3I | 4D DYNAMIC CONTRAST-ENHANCED DEDICATED BREAST CT: FROM PHANTOMS TO PATIENTS |
41 | 14.45-14.50 | Fay Claybrook | ET-BE-EOST | A LEFT-HEART SIMULATOR REPRODUCING VENTRICULAR TWISTING AND VALVE DYNAMICS FOR CIRCULATORY SUPPORT TRAINING |
42 | 14.50-14.55 | Jodi Sturge | ET-DPM-IxD | A MULTI-SENSORY DESIGN APPROACH TO HOSPITAL AT HOME |
43 | 14.55-15.00 | Milad Hayati | EEMCS-EE-RaM | ADAPTIVE CONTROL OF A SOFT PNEUMATIC ORIGAMI ENDOSCOPIC ACTUATOR |
44 | 15.00-15.05 | Irene Kikkert | TNW-BIS-M3I | AUTOMATIC SEGMENTATION AND BLOOD FLOW ESTIMATION IN ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMS |
45 | 15.05-15.10 | Arlene John | EEMCS-EE-BSS | SELF-SUPERVISED LEARNING FOR NEONATAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM |
46 | 15.10-15.15 | Swapnil Mache | TNW-BIS-BMPI | SIMULATING SCATTERING BY RED BLOOD CELLS USING IN-HOUSE DEVELOPED MAXWELL SOLVER |
47 | 15.15-15.20 | Rianne Arling | ET-BE -BDDP | THE EFFECT OF TOTAL KNEE ASTHROPLASTY (TKA) IMPLANT ALIGNMENT ON THE PATELLOFEMORAL BIOMECHANICS |
48 | 15.20-15.25 | Elham Nasseri | TNW-BET-AOT | TOWARDS AN UPSCALED BIOARTIFICIAL KIDNEY DEVICE |
| 15.25-15.40 | Open discussion | | |
Atrium | Poster Moderated Tour - 6
| Time slot | Name | Fac-Dept-Chair | Abstract title: |
50 | 14.40-14.45 | Sofia Contini | ET-BE -BRT | A PERSONALIZED AI-BASED THERAPY SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR LOWER LIMB ROBOTIC REHABILITATION |
51 | 14.45-14.50 | Gwenn Englebienne | EEMCS-CS-HMI | A SMART MATTRESS FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREDICTION |
52 | 14.50-14.55 | Quinten Veerman | ET-BE -BDDP | LEG ALIGNMENT NORMAL VALUES OF A 2D FRAMEWORK MIGHT NOT BE VALID FOR A CONSENSUS-BASED 3D FRAMEWORK |
53 | 14.55-15.00 | Chris Petri | EEMCS-AM-MOR | DECIDING ON PATIENT ADMISSION IN AFTERCARE |
54 | 15.00-15.05 | LUCIA ROMANO | TNW-BET-AOT | DEVELOPMENT OF OUTSIDE-IN FILTRATION HOLLOW FIBERS FOR ARTIFICIAL PLACENTA SYSTEM |
55 | 15.05-15.10 | Fleur Derks | ET-BE -BDDP | EVALUATING MUSCLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO KNEE JOINT LOADING IN BELOW-KNEE AMPUTEES: A MUSCULOSKELETAL MODELING APPROACH |
56 | 15.10-15.15 | Lukas Masjosthusmann | ET-BE-SR | HYBNETIC: A MOBILE HYBRID MAGNETIC ACTUATION SYSTEM |
57 | 15.15-15.20 | Lisette Masselink | ET-BE -NR | MODELLING OF THE HUMAN-EXOSKELETON INTERACTION INTERFACE: CURRENT AND FUTURE APPROACHES |
58 | 15.20-15.25 | Neha Thakur | TNW-BET-DBE | NUCLEIC ACID BIOINSPIRED HYDROGELS FOR ADVANCING MICRO-ENGINEERED HEART TISSUE MODELS |
59 | 15.25-15.30 | Jasper Bos | EEMCS-CS-DMB | SMARTROLL: A SMART, SITUATED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY GUIDANCE SYSTEM FOR STIMULATING FRAIL OLDER ADULTS REHABILITATING AFTER HIP FRACTURE SURGERY |
| 15.30-15.40 | Open discussion | | |
15:45 - 16:45 | Plenary programme - TL 2275
15:45 - 16:30 | Keynote talk by Dr. Maarten Moen (Chief Physician at NOC*NSF)
With over four years of experience as Chief Physician at NOC*NSF, I work to promote medical innovation and guide teams within sports medicine. I strive to support athletes by developing effective strategies and practical solutions, in line with the mission and values of my organisation. My role on the medical commission of the European Olympic Committee strengthens my commitment to international collaboration and the advancement of sports health.
- Dr. Maarten Moen
- Chief physician, NOC*NSF
16:30 - 16:45 | Award Ceremony & Closing
During the Award Ceremony, outstanding contributions will be recognised with awards for the three best oral presentations, the three best poster presentations, and one valorisation award. This moment highlights excellence, innovation, and impact across the TechMed community. Following the awards, the session will conclude with a short wrap-up that reflects on the key insights and outcomes of the Research Day. Together, this closing segment marks both a celebration of achievements and a forward-looking perspective on future collaboration and innovation.
16:45 - 17:30 | Informal drinks
Following the official programme, participants are invited to join an informal networking reception. This is an opportunity to connect, reflect on the day, and continue conversations in a relaxed setting. Drinks and light refreshments will be provided.
