AstraZeneca and Chalmers

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1 AstraZeneca and Chalmers Matchmaking meeting Sensors for mobile health Wednesday, January 15, 09:00-12:00 Styrelserummet, Chalmers Conference Centre

2 Alexander Kvist Associate Principal Scientist R&D, Innovative Medicines, Discovery Sciences, Reagents and Assay Development Induced pluripotent stem cells, stem cells, primary cells Assay development Regenerative medicine (Cardiac regeneration) Advanced cell culture (3D) High content imaging/phenotypic assays Jan Boberg IT Program Lead Intelligent Pharmaceuticals (mhealth) RDI, AstraZeneca IT

3 Lubomir Gradinarsky, PhD Pharmaceutical Development, Product Development, AZ Mölndal Smart Packaging and Devices, Sensor Technology Also Adj. Assoc.Professor at Chalmers University of Technology Magnus Bjursell Associate Principal Bioinformatician R&D Information

4 Magnus Jörntén-Karlsson Project Director Intelligent Pharmaceuticals (mhealth) Pharmaceutical Development, AstraZeneca R&D Area of Interest: Behhaviour Science, Sensors, gamification, Matti Ahlqvist Project Manager, Intelligent Pharmaceuticals (mhealth) AstraZeneca R&D LinkedIn Tel +46 (0) , Mobile +46 (0)

5 Stanko Skrtic, MD MBA Assoc Prof Medical Science Director CVMD Early Clinical Development

6 Andrew Mehnert Assistant Professor Jointly with the Image Analysis and Computer Vision Group, Department of Signals and Systems, Chalmers and MedTech West, Sahlgrenska University Hospital Development of medical image analysis methods for clinical imaging applications. Active projects include CAD tools for breast MRI, automated cervical cancer screening, and DTI tools for the assessment of the visual pathways. Bengt-Arne Sjöqvist Professor of Practice ehealth Signals and Systems, Chalmers

7 Fredrik Kahl Professor Image analysis and computer vision Signals and Systems, Chalmers Helena Theander Director Sensor Systems Chalmers Industriteknik, CIT Utilising the university competence to solve concrete challenges or problems for companies or society in any technology area. Specific areas; graphene, nano/microelctromechanical sensors, radar sensor applications

8 Irene Yu-Hua Gu Professor Image analysis and computer vision Signals and Systems, Chalmers Leif Sandsjö Assistant Professor Ingenjörshögskolan, Högskolan i Borås leif.sandsjo@hb.se

9 Magnus Karlsteen Associate Professor Nuclear Engineering, Applied Physics, Chalmers Main research interests: Sport and technology, Smart textile sensors and Materials. Infection control, Simulations and Airflow design. Burn prevention, Materials. Mats Jirstrand Associate Professor Systems and Data Analysis Fraunhofer-Chalmers Centre, FCC +46 (0) Dynamical systems modeling, applied signal processing, image and video analysis, statistical machine learning, software development For more information see

10 Morten Fjeld PhD, Professor t2i Interaction Laboratory, Interaction design, Dept. Applied IT Chalmers University of Technology Mobile: Experimental research environment for user interface concepts and prototypes, creating experimental platforms bridging Astra-Chalmers. - Industrial PhD-students (e.g. through VINNOVA) - Handhelds mobile user interfaces for expert ad-hoc uses - Science / molecular education involving Augmented Reality and/or Tangible User Interfaces Staffan Björk Universitetslektor Spelforskare inom interaktionsdesign, Tillämpad IT, GU staffan.bjork@gu.se Gameplay design within the context of Interaction Design. Novel use of novel IT for digital games and developing a design language and theory for games to be applied in other areas through gamification. Visualization and interface design.

11 Stefan Candefjord Postdoctoral Research Fellow Prehospital care process for victims in road traffic accidents Signals and Systems, Chalmers Vessen Vassilev Associate Professor Microtechnology and Nanoscience, Chalmers Application driven research in high speed electronics and systems for future remote sensing applications. Access to build active electronic components such as: low-noise amplifiers, signal sources, mixers and detectors at any frequency band up to 500 GHz. Develop sensors for remote sensing, security, and industry-related applications.

12 Martin Markström Co-director Life Science engineering Area of Advance (AoA) Bo Norrman Innovation Representative Life Science engineering AoA Karolina Partheen Coordinator Life Science engineering AoA Life Science engineering Area of Advance