Health Technologies
The Health Technologies Division focuses on the development of innovative technological solutions in the health domain, engaging in interdisciplinary research projects that target the complex challenges of modern healthcare systems.
Innovative technological solutions are more important than ever in a time when European healthcare systems are under increasing strain from a rapidly ageing population as well as external shocks such as pandemic crises and environmental risks. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and the use of cutting-edge technology, we seek research findings that may address current needs and make concrete contributions to healthier societies.
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Main Research & Application Areas
- Non-communicable Disease Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
- Infectious Diseases Prevention & Management
- Disaster Medicine: Technologies for First Responders
Technologies & Systems
- Artificial intelligence (in healthcare)
- Mathematical modelling (in healthcare)
- Clinical and policy-making decision support systems
- Health data management and platforms
- Wearable technologies and remote monitoring
- Mobile and augmented reality applications
Division News
Remarkable advancements in health surveillance on cruise ships with the new e-Surveillance System (E-SS), developed in HEALTHY SAILING
Traditional detection methods of infectious diseases on cruise ships miss asymptomatic infections and unreported symptoms. This approach has significant limitations, as it lacks systematic syndromic...
RiskPACC Final Awareness Workshop
We are excited to announce the successful completion of the RiskPACC Final Awareness Workshop, held on July 2nd in Brussels. This significant event brought together...
I-SENSE participation in the 1st Greek Forum on Cancer: Policy, Research & Funding Strategies
The 1st Greek Forum on Cancer: Policy, Research & Funding Strategies was completed successfully last week and our researchers, Dr Dimitra Dionysiou, Division leader of Health...
Remarkable advancements in health surveillance on cruise ships with the new e-Surveillance System (E-SS), developed in HEALTHY SAILING
Traditional detection methods of infectious diseases on cruise ships miss asymptomatic infections and unreported symptoms. This approach has significant limitations, as it lacks systematic syndromic...
RiskPACC Final Awareness Workshop
We are excited to announce the successful completion of the RiskPACC Final Awareness Workshop, held on July 2nd in Brussels. This significant event brought together...
Our Researchers
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Dr. Ouzounoglou Eleftherios
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Dr. Dimitra Dionysiou
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Giorgos Vosinakis
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Nikos Mitro
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Konstantinos Stavrou
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Katerina Argyri
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Dr Spyros Athanasiadis
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Apostolos Gkatzogias
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Ioannis Gallos
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Dr Giorgos Dritsakis
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Stefanos Chatzimichelakis
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Dimitris Tryfonopoulos
Contact Information
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Dr Dimitra Dionysiou
Division Leader
dimitra.dionysiou@iccs.gr
9,Iroon Politechniou str. Polytechnic Campus,
15773 Zografou, Athens, Greece
+30 210 772 2399