Maisie Keogh

Maisie Keogh is a Research Fellow in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde. Her work focuses on technology-enriched rehabilitation solutions for stroke survivors, particularly exploring accessibility, behavior change interventions, and the acceptability of intensive rehab programs.

Research output includes 7 publications across 2020-2025, with a 2023 annual report detailing her engagement with the Sir Jules Thorn Co-Creation Centre in Rehabilitation Technology. Her studies emphasize usability, perceived recovery, and self-management frameworks.

While no explicit awards are named in the provided texts, her PhD in Biomedical Engineering underscores her technical expertise. Collaborations with Philip Rowe (Visiting Professor), Andy Kerr (Reader), and others highlight interdisciplinary connections in health and wellbeing research.