Speakers
PhDs
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Hein
Assistance Systems and Medical Device Technology (UOL)Computer Science, Engineering, Medical Device Technologies
Speaker
Neha Nageswaran
Project M1Artificial Intelligence
Contact: neha.nageswaran(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“I’m driven by the idea that AI can do more than analyze data – it can help people feel safer, more connected, and empowered as they age.”
Mira Richts
Project K1Hearing Technology and Audiology
Contact: mira.richts(at)uni-bremen.de
“I am fascinated by perception and cognition especially their variability and changeability over the course of a lifetime. My research is motivated by using technology to analyze these processes and as a tool to promote self-effective living.”
PIs
Charlotte Janning
Project M4Public Health
Contact: charlotte.janning(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“I am motivated to learn new things and grow every day.”
Vincent Gräfen
Project P1Hearing Technology and Audiology
Contact: vincent.graefen(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“Modern hearing aids offer so much more than hearing alone.”
Saurav Pahuja
Project P2Computer Science
Contact: saurav(at)uni-bremen.de
“I aim to leverage modern AI and machine learning to develop reliable EEG-driven technologies that improve real-world health and communication outcomes, contributing to the betterment of society.”
Dashanka De Silva
Project P2Computer Science and AI
Contact: ddesilva(at)uni-bremen.de
“I aim to leverage AI to develop neuro-guided target speaker extraction systems for neuro-steered hearing aids, helping people with hearing impairments better understand speech in complex multi-speaker environments.”
Aditya Mehra
Project P3Communications and Multimedia Engineering
Contact: aditya.mehra(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“My goal is to develop innovative intelligent systems through generative AI and signal processing to unlock transformative potential in healthcare diagnostics and diverse technological applications.”
Gesine Buurman
Project K3Health Services Research
Contact: gesine.buurman1(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“I want to ensure that technological innovation respects dignity and inclusion by addressing diverse perspectives rather than reinforcing stereotypes.”
Julia Terveen
Project M2Biomedical Engineering
Contact:julia.terveen(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“I am excited to bridge the gap between technology and medicine through applied engineering research, developing innovative solutions that enable individualized healthcare for patients.“
Bugse Yüceer
Project K2Internal Medicine Nursing
Contact: bugse(at)uni-bremen.de
“I am driven by the belief that innovative technologies can empower people with care and support needs to live more connected, meaningful, and independent lives.”
Lea Feld
Project M3Physics
Contact: lea-christin.feld(at)uni-oldenburg.de
“I value conducting research that benefits society and am especially inspired by the interdisciplinary exchange that brings new perspectives and ideas.”