Jan Aidemark

Dr. Jan Aidemark is a Lecturer in Informatics at Linnaeus University, Sweden. He holds a PhD in Computer and Systems Science from Stockholm University (2007). His teaching focuses on the Master Program of Information Systems, covering both bachelor and master levels in informatics and systems science. His research spans knowledge management strategies, e-health systems, socio-technical perspectives in information systems design, and learning/innovation systems. He is affiliated with the Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA).

• Education: PhD in Computer and Systems Science (Stockholm University, 2007)
• Teaching: Master Program of Information Systems, Informatics/Systems Science

Research Interests: Focuses on e-health solutions, knowledge management frameworks, and socio-technical system design. His work emphasizes patient-centered care, elderly self-care technologies, and digital transformation in healthcare. Recent projects include improving data exchange in e-health, developing training programs for Ukrainian democratic citizenship, and supporting aging populations through IoT.

Projects: Current projects include 'Education for Democratic Citizenship' (Ukraine-focused) and 'E-Health – Improved Data to/from Patients'. Completed projects include 'ICT 4 Self-Care' (heart failure support) and 'NOBALIS' (Nordic-Baltic entrepreneurship networks). His research has been funded by ESF and other grants.

Labs/Teams: Active in DISA, collaborating on e-health innovations and data-intensive solutions. Involved in interdisciplinary teams addressing healthcare tech challenges and socio-technical system design.