Milena Slachetka

Milena Slachetka is a Research Fellow in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde (UK). Her work focuses on rehabilitation engineering for stroke survivors, particularly through technology-assisted interventions.

• Research Output: 9 publications (2023-2024) including articles, posters, and reports
• Collaborators: Dr. Anne Kerr, Prof. Philip Rowe, Dr. Maeve Keogh, and others

Her research spans user-centered design of rehabilitation devices, observational studies on patient-device interaction, and biomarker analysis for recovery monitoring. She specializes in medical device usability and technology-enriched rehabilitation programs.

Recent work includes multimodal blood analysis for rehabilitation monitoring (2024) and deformability cytometry applications (2024). She also contributes to stroke impact scales and behavior change interventions for self-management.

Current affiliations include the Sir Jules Thorn Co-Creation Centre in Rehabilitation Technology at the University of Strathclyde. Her work emphasizes inclusive design and clinical validation of rehabilitation technologies.