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Antonio Miguel-Cruz (miguelcr@ualberta.ca) is an Adjunct
Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Health at the University
of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada and an Assistant Lecturer
and Program Evaluator with the Faculty of Rehabilitation
Medicine at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
as well as the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. Dr. Cruz
is an engineer whose research focuses on development and
assessment, user adoption of technologies for rehabilitation
assessments and interventions, and ways technologies can
help older adults and family caregivers.
Adriana Rios Rincon (aros@ualberta.ca) is an Assistant Professor
at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada whose
research interests are focused on the role of assistive technologies
in improving the levels of functioning, capacity,
and participation in people living with limitations. Dr. Rios
Rincon's research topics include the development of new
low-cost, high-quality assistive technologies. She wants to increase
understanding of how technology supports the health
and wellness of individuals with disabilities through engagement
in play.
Christine Daum (cdaum@ualberta.ca) is a Research Assistant
Professor and Occupational Therapist in the Faculty of Applied
Health Sciences at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo,
ON, Canada. Dr. Daum has clinical and research experience
working with older adults and their care partners and specializes
in qualitative and community-based research methods
and their application to older adult populations.
Daniel Alejandro Quiroga Torres (daniel.quiroga@urosario.
edu.co) is an Assistant Professor and Engineer in the School of
Medicine and Health Sciences at Rosario University, Bogota,
Colombia. Quiroga Torres holds a biomedical engineering
degree and his current research interest is focused on bioinstrumentation
and the Internet of Things for biomedical
applications.
Ruby De Jesus (rdejesus@ualberta.ca) is a Computer Scientist
in the Department of Computing Science at the University of
Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada whose current research interest
is focused on software engineering.
Lili Liu (lili.liu@uwaterloo.ca) is a Professor in the School of
Public Health and Health Systems, and Dean of the Faculty of
Health at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada.
Dr. Liu's research program involves partners such as Alzheimer
Societies, police services, search and rescue services,
and dementia advocacy and caregiver associations, nationally
and internationally.
Eleni Stroulia (stroulia@ualberta.ca) is a Professor in the Department
of Computing Science at the University of Alberta,
Edmonton, AB, Canada. Dr. Stoulia's research focuses on addressing
industry-driven problems, and adopting AI and
machine-learning methods to improve or automate tasks. Her
flagship project in the area of health care is the Smart Condo in
which she investigates the use of technology to support people
with chronic conditions to live independently for longer
and to educate health-science students to provide better care
for these clients.
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