I. ten Klooster

I. ten Klooster is a researcher at the University of Twente, holding roles as a Data Scientist in the Engagement project and a postdoctoral researcher at the Biomedical Signals and Systems (BSS) group. Their PhD research, supervised by Prof. Dr. Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen and Dr. Saskia Kelders, focuses on developing personalized self-management solutions for diabetic foot ulcers using a multidisciplinary approach. They previously lectured at Saxion University of Applied Sciences, teaching courses like STEM and Persuasive Technology.

• Affiliations: University of Twente (EEMCS-EE-BSS, BMS-HIB-PHT), BMS Lab

Research Interests: e-Health, user engagement, healthcare visualization, and data-driven personalized healthcare solutions. Their work bridges biomedical engineering, psychology, and technology to improve patient outcomes in chronic disease management.

Grants/Projects: Power4FitFoot (Data2Person) project, Engagement project. No specific grants listed beyond these roles.

Labs/Teams: BSS Lab, BMS-HIB-PHT group, and collaborations across EEMCS and BMS faculties.