Jasmin Lehmann

Dr. Jasmin Lehmann is a Researcher at the University of Siegen, affiliated with the Faculty of Information Systems and New Media and the Department of Socio-Informatics. Her work focuses on the intersection of human-computer interaction and healthcare technology, particularly for elderly populations and those with dementia.

Lehmann's research interests center on gerontechnology and digital health solutions. She investigates how interactive technologies can support aging populations, with particular emphasis on dementia care, social robotics applications in nursing, and ethical considerations of ambient assisted living systems. Her work bridges technical innovation with practical healthcare applications, focusing on user-centered design for vulnerable populations.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong trend toward developing and evaluating technology interventions for elderly care. Her research spans digital twins for aging support, music-based exergames for dementia patients, social robotics applications, and ethical frameworks for monitoring technologies in care contexts. These works demonstrate her commitment to creating practical, human-centered technological solutions that address real-world healthcare challenges while considering ethical implications.

Lehmann collaborates extensively with researchers across Europe and Japan, reflecting the international nature of her work in aging technology. Her publications appear in reputable journals covering human-computer interaction, sustainability, and healthcare technology domains.