Maurice Magnee

Maurice Magnee is a Professor at HAN University of Applied Sciences, leading the Technology for Health Lectorate. He previously served as manager of HAN iXperium Health and was a senior researcher in the Innovation in Care research group. His work focuses on leveraging technology to enhance healthcare sustainability, improve citizens' self-management, and strengthen resilience in healthcare systems.

Education: Maurice holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from Utrecht University (2008), earned through research on information processing in individuals with autism while affiliated with UMC Utrecht's Child and Adolescent Psychiatry department. He also studied Health Sciences at Maastricht University.

Research Interests: Three core areas define his focus: 1) Technology's role in citizen self-management and informal care networks, 2) Technology integration in healthcare education and practice, 3) Adoption of technology in healthcare organizational cultures. He emphasizes ethical scrutiny of technology's societal impacts through questions like, 'What does technology do to us?'

Advising & Collaborations: While specific student advisees are not listed, Maurice collaborates extensively with students and professionals via practice-oriented projects. His work with iXperium Health involves interdisciplinary networks across academic and industry partners.

Labs & Teams: Founder of iXperium Health, a network organization linking HAN's knowledge centers with external hubs to advance healthcare tech research. Active in the Technology for Health Research Group, sharing insights via LinkedIn and public addresses like his 2023 inaugural speech 'The Future is Now'.