Malte Gienow-Broers

Malte Gienow-Broers is a researcher at the Department of Applied Natural Sciences, Lübeck University of Applied Sciences (TH Lübeck), pursuing a cooperative doctorate at the University of Lübeck. His work bridges applied science and interdisciplinary collaboration, involving partnerships with institutions like CoSA (TH Lübeck), IME (University of Lübeck), and IFA (University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein).

• Education: Apprenticeship as biology laboratory technician (Euroimmun), B.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering (TH Lübeck), M.Sc. in Medical Engineering Sciences (University of Lübeck).

Research focuses on mobile spectral retinal imaging and AI-driven diagnostic systems, particularly through the PASBADIA project. His work integrates hardware development, distributed AI, and implementation science to enhance rural healthcare accessibility.

Collaborations span disciplines including optics, electronics, computer science, and clinical medicine, reflecting the applied, cross-disciplinary nature of biomedical engineering research at TH Lübeck.