Hamzah Ziadeh

Hamzah Ziadeh is a PhD Fellow at Aalborg University's Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology within The Technical Faculty of IT and Design. His research focuses on Human-Machine Interaction, particularly in Brain-Computer Interfaces, Social Robotics, and Healthcare Technology. He is affiliated with the Human Machine Interaction section and contributes to interdisciplinary projects.

His research interests include adaptive learning systems using passive BCI, social robots' impact on user agency, and interventions to reduce food waste via mobile gaming. He explores data-driven healthcare interfaces for chronic disease management, emphasizing dashboards and AI in patient care.

Ziadeh has actively participated in projects like RES-Q+ (2022–2026), enhancing stroke care through international registries, and AZV (2022–2024), leveraging mobile apps for patient outcomes. He contributed to IRENE (2018–2023), improving stroke care networks via data visualization.

His work bridges technology and human behavior, aiming to improve healthcare outcomes and sustainable practices through innovative interface designs.