Health and technology research projects at OsloMet have received a total of three million kroner. The projects range from research on cold baths and saunas to prevent stress and mental ailments to the treatment of phantom pain in people with amputation.
Common to these twelve projects is their basis in technology and their promotion collaboration to find solutions for patients and healthcare personnel.
Gain insight into the future of health and technology - hear about research projects communicated in five minutes and celebrate new and ongoing research projects in health and technology. These are the projects that will be celebrated and pitched:
- Non-Invasive Sensing Lab at OsloMet. Project manager is Olga Korostynska.
- OsloMet Omic Mass Spectrometry. Project manager is Niclas Karlsson.
- The role of skeletal muscle-derived extracellular vesicles as exercise factors. Project manager is Vigdis Aas.
- TIRA - Technology for Integrative Rehabilitation & Assistance. Project manager is Antonio Padilha Lanari Bo.
- Deep Learning in male infertility investigation – with a potential for innovation. Project manager is Jorunn M Andersen
- Set the virtual table: using mixed reality to create an enjoyable dining environment for hospital patients. Project manager is Laura Terragni.
- Smart development of nano-antibiotics - phase 2. Project manager is Sanko Ngyen.
- Development of a human testis organoid model for mechanistic insight into testicular cancer. Project manager is Viola Lobert.
- AMBLE - Assistive Motor Rehabilitation with brain controlled low-cost lower limb exoskeleton design and development. Project manager is Haroon Khan.
- Investigating microplastics and nanoplastics uptake in edible plants. Project manager is Parisa Gazerani.
- Sauna and cold baths to prevent and reduce stress and mental health problems. Project manager is Eva Hilland.
- Intelligent Treatment of Phantom Limb Pain in People With Amputation. Project manager is Terje Gjøvaag.
Program
- Welcome with Vibeke Telle-Hansen, professor in nutrition and academic responsibility at Intelligent Health, OsloMet.
- A conversation with the program committee. We talk about the role of health and technology in the development of society, what criteria form the basis for the allocation of seed funds and what makes the awarded projects good candidates for innovative solutions in the healthcare sector.
- Research pitch. Three minute pitch from each research project.
