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Martijn de Groot
Medical biologist and innovator focused on integrating technology with health
Martijn de Groot, born in 1975, is a medical biologist with a strong interest in the integration of technology and biology. He has a diverse academic background, holding a Master's degree in medical biology, a Master's in education, and a PhD in medical science. His career began at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), where he worked as a researcher and lecturer from 1998 to 2008. He later contributed to the Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen from 2007 to 2018, where he co-founded the Quantified Self Institute, focusing on personalized health through digital technologies.
In 2018, Martijn became the head of the REshape Center at Radboudumc, which focuses on health innovation. In March 2021, REshape merged with the iLab to form the Radboudumc Health Innovation Labs, where he currently serves as a manager. His work emphasizes the application of digital techniques and scientific methods to address individual health issues, aiming to discover and implement impactful healthcare innovations.1
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Laat wetenschap werken. Zonder onderzoek geen zorginnovatie.
De aangekondigde bezuinigingen op de wetenschap hebben forse impact op onderzoek en innovatie in de zorg. Zonder onderzoek geen oplossingen voor (maatschappelijke) problemen. Dat mogen we niet laten gebeuren. Stop de bezuinigingen op wetenschap!
Steun jij deze oproep ook? Doe ook mee aan deze actie, kijk op https://lnkd.in/ebm-29gn #onderzoek #wetenschap #laatwetenschapwerken #stopdebezuinigingen #hoofdlijnenakkoord Radboudumc Health Innovation Labs
Join us this Summer for a one week deep dive into personal science!
We're organizing an online course about how to use empirical methods to answer personal (health) questions. In collaboration with the personal science collective Sara Riggare, Thomas Blomseth Christiansen, Jakob Eg Larsen, Gary Wolf and Steven Jonas.
This course (in English) is designed to help students, patients, and allied health professions get more out of their self-tracking practice. The coursework involves developing a personal science project and applying the methods taught. A minimum of three days self-collected data will be used to create the final project, so a willingness to engage in empirical self-research is required.
Early bird registration until 1st April.
https://lnkd.in/eAzdh7aB
#personalscience #quantifiedself #selftracking #citizenscience Radboudumc Radboud University Radboud Summer School
