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MDA
The MDA laboratory works with the next generation computer systems and human-computer interfaces, with particular emphasis of solutions for healthcare environments, mobile, and demanding work environments.
Research topics
The research activities include a number of project in several areas. The most projects are aimed at computer-based mobility, flexibility and efficiency in work. Our current research topics are:- Health Informatics
Support for patient communities, support for psychriatic care, electronic health records, evaluation of eHealth applications, pandemic simulation - Design Research
Interaction design, service design, requirements engineering - Ubiquitous Computing
Liquid user interfaces, distributed user interfaces, ubiquitous computing for clinical applications, service discovery, RFID applications - Decision Support
Ontologies, semantic web, knowledge-based systems, critiquing systems, semantic desktop, semantic documents, neural networks, emergency management, command & control systems
Teaching
MDA is responsible for a number of undergraduate courses ranging from programing over web-programming techniques to interaction design. MDA gives courses within the Institute of Technology, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and the Faculty of Educational Sciences. See also IDA Undergraduate Education pages.Latest News ...
2009-05-21Lab organization
The HCS division is being reorganized, which means that
people from the IxS group and parts of CSELAB will be added to form a
larger and stronger laboratory. This change will strengthen the research by combining the design
research performed by IxS with other research directions, such as
health informatics. The research in emergency management and command
& control from CSELAB will be added to on-going activities in the
decision-support area. Furthermore, research in neural networks, with
applications in cyclone forcasting, from CSELAB will be added to the
lab.
