Sjors Groeneveld

Sjors Groeneveld serves as a Senior Lecturer in Living Technology at Saxion University of Applied Sciences and is concurrently a PhD candidate in AI in Long-Term Care at the University of Twente. He is actively affiliated with Saxion's Technology, Health and Care research group, where he integrates academic instruction with applied research on technology's role in healthcare systems.

His research spans Healthcare Technology, Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare, Long-Term Care, Human-Technology Interaction, Healthcare Education, and Data Ethics. Groeneveld is renowned for developing "The Digital Data Divide" festival experience to provoke discourse on societal dependence on data analytics, and for leading "Project Menswens"—a collaborative art-science initiative exploring human-technology relationships through creative expression. His work critically examines how AI-driven lifestyle monitoring impacts professional collaboration in elder care settings.

Professionally, Groeneveld contributes as an unpaid editor for OenG since 2020 and participates in the Digital Skills in Healthcare Coalition's Education Working Group since 2019. He actively shapes national healthcare technology education policy while maintaining his research group affiliation at Saxion, where he develops curricula addressing evolving digital competencies for healthcare practitioners.