Center research in this domain extends measurement beyond the imaging suite to capture physiology and behavior in everyday life. Investigators develop and validate wearable sensors, smartphone-based assessments, portable imaging and monitoring devices, and digital biomarkers that track movement, sleep, cardiovascular function, brain activity, and environmental exposures. By integrating continuous real-world data with advanced imaging and clinical measures, this work enables more personalized health monitoring, supports early detection of change, and expands opportunities for remote care, longitudinal research, and patient-centered interventions.
Faculty
Stefan Carp
Thomas Deisboeck
Bin Deng
Maria Angela Franceschini
Maria Kozhevnikov
Francesca Marturano