C.E. Offerman

C.E. Offerman is a researcher at Delft University of Technology, focusing on care technologies for cancer patients with particular emphasis on sexual health and embodied experiences. Their work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to healthcare innovation.

• Master's degree in Design for Interaction, Delft University of Technology (2015)
• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology (2021)

Research explores the intersection of human-computer interaction and healthcare, particularly addressing gaps in cancer patient support systems. Their work investigates pleasure-centered design approaches and emotional well-being in post-cancer care.

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in designing interactive systems for sexual health rehabilitation and integrating caring principles into digital patient management tools. Key contributions focus on patient quality of life and embodied interaction in healthcare contexts.

• Best Paper award at CHI 2025

Active collaborations with researchers like Jacky Bourgeois and Alessandro Bozzon demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement across healthcare, design, and computing fields.