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Pieter Van Gorp is an associate professor at the School of Industrial Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). He works at the Information Systems lab, with a primary focus on digital health tools. His research centers around the economic potential of personal health data and the use of health records for evidence-based workflow decision support models. He has contributed to the MyPHRMachines project, which is a platform for securely analyzing Personal Health Records in the cloud. Additionally, he has innovated transformations in UML, BPMN, and Petri-Net models related to workflow processes. Pieter is committed to facilitating reproducible research, including his involvement with SHARE SciModeler. He supervises multiple PhD candidates and has produced notable alumni. Pieter holds a PhD degree in Software Engineering from the University of Antwerp and has previously worked in a postdoctoral capacity. He also manages the Data Science Center Eindhoven (DSC/e) and focuses on addressing societal challenges with TU/e’s data science research. His part-time role at Utrecht University of Applied Sciences further emphasizes his commitment to using connected health games to promote societal breakthroughs. He is actively engaged in educating non-scientific audiences on topics of personal health data and gamification, and in 2023, he became the scientific director of the Clinical Informatics Engineering Doctorate program at TU/e.
Eindhoven University of Technology • Eindhoven, Netherlands
Teaching and supervising students in the School of Industrial Engineering and conducting research in Information Systems.
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