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Since the development in the 1990s, VU-AMS has played an important role in the advancement of ambulatory stress monitoring for scientific research. These decades of innovation and experience are combined in the latest version of the VU-AMS device as well as in the VU-DAMS program for data analysis.
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With an interdisciplinary expertise on communication science and neuroeconomics, and a decade-spanning background in youth care, education, digital tech consultancy and digital literacy training, Lauraine started her career in academia by contributing to child (brain) development studies at Utrecht University’s YOUth Cohort Gravitation research project. In her role as a Research Officer at VU Amsterdam’s […]
Aniket Mazumder is a Research Technician at the VU Amsterdam. Since April 2023, he has contributed to developing the latest avatar of the VU Ambulatory Monitoring System (VU-AMS). Before joining VU, Aniket was a PhD student at the University of Groningen, where he focused on designing and developing innovative control strategies for actively controlled prosthetic […]
Ricardo A. Rodrigues is a Hardware Developer at the department of Biological Psychology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specifically contributing to the development of the VU Ambulatory Monitoring System (VU-AMS). He has a bachelor’s in Intelligent Devices & Sensors of Electrical Engineering from the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, where projects in e.g. Health Technology […]
Prior to starting a PhD in Biological Psychology at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Melisa graduated with a Psychology Bachelor’s from University of California, Berkeley, and a Clinical Psychology Master’s from Leiden University. She was a research assistant at the psychiatry department of University of California, San Francisco, psychology department of Erasmus University Rotterdam, and was a […]
After finishing her master Technical Medicine from the University of Twente, Myrte Schoenmakers joined the SiA team to work on research theme two. Her background focusses on combining scientific medical and technical knowledge for innovating and improving in health care. In line with that, her previous research works shows a variety of topics including techniques […]
Artemis is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Biological Psychology at VU Amsterdam. Her background is in developmental and cognitive neuroscience (PhD, MSc) from University College London. She has previously worked with typical, atypical, and neuropsychiatric populations from infancy to late adulthood using cognitive, neuroimaging, and brain stimulation methods. She is particularly interested in […]
