
Sensors and Wearables for Healthcare Lab @TU_Muenchen - headed by Prof. Can Dincer @CanDincer83
München, Bayern
Joined May 2022
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💍 What can #smartrings tell us?
Our eight-month evaluation of five smart rings is featured in the latest issue of Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin 📰🤩 We explored their performance, reliability, and usability in everyday life 📊
sz.de/li.3566261
#Wearables #DigitalHealth
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A big thank-you to my fantastic team — Timon Grosch, Dilek Kanarya, Ana Salom Rodicio, and Mai Hoa Le — for their work and dedication 👏
Special thanks to Simone Kamhuber from Süddeutsche Zeitung for the great collaboration and for putting together such an engaging article 🙏
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📣 Call for Papers is Open!
🔗 Registration & Submission: docs.google.com/forms/d/1SKb…
Looking forward to engaging discussions🙏
#ICCHI2027 #CallForPapers #Wearablesensors #HealthcareInnovation
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📢 Pleased to announce my participation as an invited keynote speaker (online) at the ICCHI 2027, hosted by Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology, India🤩
📅 March 1–2, 2027
📍 Coimbatore, India | Hybrid Conference
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Some professional moments feel particularly special because of the story behind them.
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve joined the Advisory Board of Trends in Biotechnology @CellPress! 🤩🎉
And for me, this really is a full-circle moment. 🧵
cell.com/trends/biotechnolog…
#TIBTECH
🤖 Made with AI
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Excited to be speaking at the World Congress on Health Sciences and Technology (WCHST 2026), hosted by UPES School Of Health Sciences & Technology, for an online talk on 7–9 October 2026🎙️🤩
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#WCHST2026 #Biosensors #Wearables #HealthTech
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A few weeks ago, I joined the Festival der Zukunft 2026 at the Deutsches Museum in Munich for the session “Future Hacks for Better #Health: Prävention zum Mitnehmen und Ausprobieren.”🤩
#FestivalDerZukunft #Wearables #Biosensors #DigitalHealth
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⌚🩺 Proud to be part of this truly international “dream team” behind our new review, “Advances and Challenges in Wearable Sensors for Health Monitoring,” published in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces🤩
#WearableSensors #Biosensors #HealthMonitoring #DigitalHealth
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For anyone looking to enter the field of wearable #sensors, or simply seeking a comprehensive overview of where the field stands and where it is heading, this review is a great place to start:
doi.org/10.1021/acsami.6c045…
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Starting a new journey as Associate Editor of Advanced Biosensors 🤩🚀
I’m very happy to join the editorial team of this new Elsevier journal and look forward to contributing to its development and supporting exciting, high-quality research in the biosensing field.
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Alongside this new role, I will continue as Associate Editor of Biosensors and #Bioelectronics, which has recently reached an Impact Factor of 11.8 — the highest among journals in the sensors field🤩💪
#Microfluidics #Wearables #Sensors
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If you are working on innovative biosensing technologies and applications, I warmly invite you to explore Advanced #Biosensors and consider it for your future work:
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📅 SAVE THE DATE | 6th European Biosensor Symposium (EBS 2027)
We are delighted to announce that the 6th European Biosensor Symposium (EBS-6) will take place for the first time in Romania, in the vibrant city of Cluj-Napoca, from 5–8 May 2027.
Learn more: ebs2027.com/
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Timon just woke up — and the first thing he wants to know is: how did I sleep? 😴⌚💍
Together with my PhD student Timon, I talked to @dlfnova about fitness trackers, self-tracking, and the future of wearable health technologies🎙️
🔗 deutschlandfunknova.de/beitr… (only in German)
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Trackers can help us better understand sleep, activity, and recovery 📈 But they also have limits — especially when it comes to complex signals such as stress or wellbeing. Today’s wearables mostly measure physical parameters⌚💍
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The next big step will be adding biochemical insights, such as biomarkers, to get a deeper picture of what is happening inside the body 🧬
Thanks to Deutschlandfunk Nova team, especially Anna Maibaum and Przemek Żuk, for the thoughtful conversation and for this nice podcast🙏
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As you might have noticed from my recent posts, smart rings are attracting increasing interest💍
Happy to share my latest interview with Luxemburger Wort🤩
wort.lu/panorama/gesundesleb…
#Wearables #DigitalHealth #SmartRings #Sensors
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🔎 Smart rings: Small devices with a big impact 💍
In a recent interview with Viactiv Krankenkasse, I discussed the growing role of smart rings in wearable health 🤩
viactiv.de/gesundheitswissen…
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Wearables are evolving — from tracking activity to understanding physiology⌚️In sportärztezeitung, we explored devices that read biochemical signals from sweat, interstitial fluid and even breath — enabling continuous, noninvasive health monitoring🤩
sportaerztezeitung.com/rubri…
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Today’s wearables can read biomarkers from head to toe — hormones, vitamins, hydration, cardiac & metabolic markers, fitness, mobility, and more — offering a truly holistic, real-time view of your physiology.
#Wearables #DigitalHealth #SportsMedicine #Biosensors #CanLab















