Dian Tjondronegoro

Roles and Affiliations: Professor at Griffith University's School of Environment and Department of Information Technology. Active in interdisciplinary research spanning health informatics, mobile computing, and human-computer interaction. Collaborates with organizations like the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) on digital health interventions.

Education & Background: Extensive background in computer science and multimedia systems, with a focus on applying technology to healthcare and well-being. Holds multiple editorial roles in academic journals and conferences.

Research Interests: Specializes in mobile health (mHealth) applications, wearable sensors for activity monitoring, emotion recognition via facial expressions and physiological signals, and user-centric design of multimedia systems. Her work emphasizes practical solutions for mental health, alcohol moderation, and physical activity promotion.

Key Projects: Co-developed the Mobile App Rating Scale (MARS) for evaluating health apps. Led projects like 'Ray's Night Out' (alcohol intervention app) and 'music eScape' (emotion regulation tool).

Labs/Teams: Involved in Griffith's Menzies Health Institute and cross-disciplinary teams focused on digital health innovations. Supervised numerous projects in multimedia quality assessment and sensor-based health monitoring.

Grants/Awards: Secured funding for health technology projects through CRC partnerships and grants. Recognized for contributions to mobile health interventions and user experience research.