Steve Steinhubl

Dr. Steve Steinhubl is a Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Purdue University's College of Engineering. He previously served as the Director of Digital Medicine at the Scripps Research Translational Institute. His research focuses on the implementation science of digital health technologies, particularly in cardiovascular medicine and physiological monitoring.

• Education: MD from St. Louis University
• Expertise: Digital health, wearable biosensors, AI in cardiology

Dr. Steinhubl's work explores the integration of wearable devices, machine learning, and remote monitoring for early detection of conditions like atrial fibrillation, vaccine response analysis, and autonomic profiling in genetic disorders. His research spans infectious disease surveillance, cardiovascular diagnostics, and digital clinical trial design.

His recent publications highlight trends in AI-driven ECG analysis, radiation-free anemia detection via smartphone imaging, and space physiology monitoring for cognitive decline prediction. He has pioneered studies on digital twin technology for personalized vaccine reactogenicity biomarkers and remote monitoring applications in global health.

Dr. Steinhubl has led innovative trials such as the Heartline Study and mSToPS, focusing on decentralized recruitment and long-term participant engagement. His projects include wearable-based decompensation indices for post-discharge heart failure care and smartphone conjunctiva applications for malaria risk stratification.