Meet the Partners: Fatemeh 'Marjan' Sepehrmanesh, The Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC)

Meet the Partner: Fatemeh 'Marjan' Sepehrmanesh

🔹 Institution: Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC), University of Oulu

🔹 Country: Finland

🔹 Role in Tech2Heal NPA Project: Research Partner

About Fatemeh 'Marjan' Sepehrmanesh & the Centre for Wireless Communications

Fatemeh (Marjan) Sepehrmanesh, M.Sc., is a Project Researcher at the University of Oulu, Finland. Her work focuses on developing applications for remote monitoring, wearable technology and AI-based decision support in healthcare. She holds an M.Sc. in Software Engineering.

The Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC) at the University of Oulu addresses major technological challenges in global digitalization, 5G, 6G, and the Internet of Everything (IoE), including health-related applications for reliable and seamless wireless personalised care.

CWC’s areas of specialisation include body area networks, data transfer to electronic health records, the edge-cloud continuum and secure solutions for care facilities.

About Finland (Oulu Region)

Finland, an EU member since 1995, is a recognised innovation leader. Oulu, in northern Finland, is renowned for its long-standing role in wireless technology, with 5G established and 6G research underway.

The city also hosts OuluHealth, a versatile ecosystem fostering collaboration in health and social care. Combining vibrant urban culture with natural surroundings, Oulu offers a unique living environment.

How the Centre for Wireless Communications Contributes to the Tech2Heal NPA Project

The Centre for Wireless Communications contributes to Tech2Heal by:

• Helping deploy technology to monitor work-life balance and health-related factors

• Using data-driven approaches to assess and address well-being challenges in real time

• Applying expertise in remote monitoring and wearable technology

• Developing applications for AI-based decision support in healthcare

• Drawing on CWC’s expertise in wireless communications and digital technologies

Why This Partnership Matters

The Centre for Wireless Communications brings expertise in wireless communications, remote monitoring, wearable technology, and AI-based healthcare applications to the Tech2Heal project. Through Marjan Sepehrmanesh’s work and CWC’s wider research expertise, the partnership contributes to the project’s focus on deploying technology to monitor work-life balance and health-related factors and using data-driven approaches to address well-being challenges in real time.

Learn More About the University of Oulu

https://www.oulu.fi/