Stephan Jonas

Prof. Stephan Jonas serves as Professor of Digital Health at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) within the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology, appointed in 2019. His work integrates environmental sensors, wearable technology, and data management systems for health applications with strict adherence to privacy regulations.

His academic background includes Computer Science studies at RWTH Aachen University (2009) and a PhD from RWTH Aachen University Hospital in collaboration with Yale University School of Medicine (2014).

Research focuses on validation of commercial sensors, privacy-compliant data processing, and mobile health solutions. Key specialties include wearable sensor integration for clinical applications, machine learning in healthcare forecasting, and diagnostic tool development for resource-constrained environments. His work bridges computer science, medical informatics, and clinical practice through interdisciplinary collaboration.

Publication trends (2016-2019) reveal consistent innovation in health data security, predictive modeling for hospital operations, and mobile diagnostic platforms. His research demonstrates strong convergence of sensor technology, privacy engineering, and clinical implementation across sleep medicine, maternal health, and infection prevention domains.

Prior to TUM, Prof. Jonas led the mobile health research department at RWTH Aachen University Hospital's Institute of Medical Informatics, establishing foundational work in sensor-based health monitoring systems.