Associate ProfessorNaseem Ahmadpour

By Sally Quinn. This ongoing research project with the Children's Hospital at Westmead and Kids Research Institute provides University students the opportunity to work on a real-world problem.

By Jacqueline Wells, Digital Health Network: I see digital health as a resource that affords us new opportunities for learning about ourselves, managing our wellbeing and seeking support when we need it. It's about having the means to cultivate behaviours that contribute to our wellbeing..

By Elise Webster, University of Sydney: Working in collaboration with paediatricians and anaesthetists at the Children's Hospital at Westmead, Naseem is gearing up to research the virtual and augmented reality experiences already available in this space, figuring out what's working and what's not.

By Mandy Campbell, University of Sydney: Master students from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning have been collaborating with the mental healthcare service, Redbank House at Westmead, to identify and create new technologies that would support healthcare services. Leading the project was Dr Naseem Ahmadpour

By Annika Dean, The University of Sydney: Have you done your 10,000 steps today? Half of all Australians are using wearable health technology to track their movements, but does it really motivate us to be healthier? Discussing this downward trend was Naseem Ahmadpour, who was exploring new potentials for self-tracking and future opportunities for designing wearable health technologies.

Raising the bar, University of Sydney, 2017: I spoke about wearable health technologies used to track movements and physical activity and discussed how these devices contribute to our health and wellbeing and the potential for future developments in this field.

By Elliott Richardson, University of Sydney, August 2017: Female STEMM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine) academics share their personal thoughts on career success in their chosen fields.

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