Erika Lutin

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Erika Lutin received a Master of Science in Bioscience engineering from KU Leuven in June 2017. During her Master’s, she mainly focused on measuring and modeling human health. Following a personal interest in monitoring mental health, Erika started a PhD in the imec.ichange program in September 2017. She is currently doing research on personalized interventions for children with autism spectrum disorder.

Portrait of Erika Lutin smiling in a floral blouse against a light background.

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Can we measure happiness?

05/11/2018

Psychiatrists from the University Psychiatric Center at KU Leuven and imec engineers have joined forces to uncover the link between our mental health and the physiological signals of our bodies. The aim is to use sensors to objectively measure our emotional well-being. In the long term, the plan is to use wearable technology as a way to prevent mental problems.

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