mHealth Lab - College of Computing and Software Engineering

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mHealth Lab

Welcome to the mHealth Research Lab at Kennesaw State University's College of Computing and Software Engineering, led by Dr. Nazmus Sakib. Our dedicated group focuses on developing cutting-edge mHealth systems, spanning web, iOS, and Android applications, to tackle pressing healthcare challenges in collaboration with a wide range of experts. Our interest lies in Healthcare Informatics, AI and Machine Learning for Healthcare, Medical and Healthcare Security and Privacy, Health Disparities and Social Determinants of Health, Optimization Research for Healthcare, Alzheimer's and Dementia, and Infant Biomechanics and Development. Join us as we work towards revolutionizing healthcare through innovative research and solutions!

Meet Our Team

Lab Director

Nazmus Sakib

Graduate Lab Members

Md. Mehedi Hasan

Researching data privacy and cybersecurity in the Internet of Things (IoT) and machine learning healthcare applications for older adults. Aims to balance utilizing emerging technologies while safeguarding sensitive patient data.

Nafisa Anjum

Studying child development, digital health, and cybersecurity in software supply chain management. Seeks to bridge technology and human development, ensuring the security and well-being of future generations.

Richard Beiswanger

Focused on healthcare cybersecurity and the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT). Developing AI/ML approaches to protect sensitive medical data in interconnected healthcare systems.

Masrura Tasnim

Exploring healthcare cybersecurity, safeguarding health data privacy of older adults. Aims to mitigate the risks of digital health technologies through robust security measures.

Trisha Bhowmick

Interested in geriatric healthcare, developing care activation programs for Alzheimer's patients. Interdisciplinary approach to enhance quality of life for neurodegenerative disease patients.

Mohammad Arif Shaik

Specializes in remote patient monitoring, emphasizing Alzheimer's care. Leveraging technology for personalized and remote Alzheimer's care to improve outcomes.

Undergraduate Lab Memebers

Juan Rodriguez-Cardenas

Passionate about cloud and software security, using AI/ML to address cybersecurity in cyberspace. Seeks proactive digital asset protection and cloud system integrity.

Rachel Wilson

Studies cognitive and behavioral growth in infants/toddlers, addressing screen time addiction. Promotes healthy digital habits and early childhood development.

Peter Souder

Focuses on cognitive and behavioral development in infants/toddlers, mitigating screen time addiction. Fosters positive parent-child interactions and healthy screen use.

Morgan Bennett

Explores infant/toddler cognitive and behavioral development, tackling screen addiction. Provides insights to optimize early childhood contexts for growth.