Erika Molteni

Erika Molteni is a researcher specializing in the intersection of machine learning and coma science. Her work focuses on neuroimaging and polysomnography to monitor consciousness restructuring post-acquired brain injury, particularly in pediatric care. She contributes to the Deloneliness project, developing machine learning solutions to address loneliness in aging populations. She is a Co-Investigator in the Post-pandemic planning for maternity care project funded by NIHR.

• Research Interests:
• Machine Learning Applications in Coma Science
• Neuroimaging for Post-Coma Monitoring
• Pediatric Outcome Prediction
• Technologies for Aging Population Health

Her articles explore topics such as post-COVID-19 symptom recovery, loneliness interventions, and neurotechnology for disorders of consciousness. Collaborations span institutions globally, emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches to health challenges.

Grants & Projects: Co-Investigator on NIHR-funded maternity care research (2021–2024). Active in Deloneliness initiative targeting aging population health through sensing technologies.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates with teams in neuroimaging, AI ethics, and global health initiatives, contributing to cutting-edge clinical and technological advancements.