The Speakers

Assoc. Prof. Chatpun is a principal investigator of Cardiovascular Engineering Research Laboratory (CERLab). His research is focused on applying engineering approaches combined with life sciences knowledge and available technologies to bring us to understand function and mechanisms of the circulatory system in both normal and pathological conditions. He also designs and invents medical devices not only for cardiovascular systems but also for other clinical applications such as rehabilitation and orthopedics. His current research focuses on wearable feedback system for gait rehabilitation for stroke patients by applying affordable technology of wearable sensors such as inertial measurement unit and electromyography electronics.

Dr. Dissaneewate serves as a physiatrist and faculty member at Prince of Songkla University, specializing in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injuries, pelvic floor disorders, and limb loss. Her research focuses on these populations and includes a strategic partnership with CERLab. Together, they bridge the gap between medicine and engineering to develop rehabilitation solutions, specifically diabetic foot orthotics.

Dr. Dionysios Koulouris is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Piraeus. He graduated from the Department of Informatics at the Athens University of Economics and Business (ranked 1st in the entrance exams) in 2020 and obtained his PhD from the Department of Digital Systems of the University of Piraeus in 2025. He is actively engaged as a researcher in a wide range of research projects. His scientific interests lie in the field of Computational Biomedicine, with applications in intelligent electronic health (eHealth), remote patient monitoring and support, enhancement of patients’ quality of life, adoption of wearable and mobile health solutions (mHealth) by utilizing advanced human–machine interaction methods.

Assoc. Prof. Movrin is the founder of the Laboratory for Additive and Virtual Manufacturing at the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad. His research focuses on improving the mechanical properties of parts produced using SLA and FDM technologies. During the implementation of the GaitREHub project, he also began researching the influence of hardness, infill density, and infill pattern on pressure distribution in insoles. In addition, he is working on the development of a low-budget sensor system designed to monitor the rehabilitation progress of post-stroke patients.

Assoc. Prof. Kaewkamnerdpong's expertise in artificial intelligence is applied to research in human factors engineering, human-robot interaction, and neuroinformatics. She employs data-driven approaches, utilizing physiological data such as EEG and fNIRS, to design technology that enhances quality of life. Driven by the philosophy that "one size doesn't fit all," she focuses on personalized interventions that cater to individual needs rather than generic solutions. 

Prof. Lin is a principal investigator of the AI-Driven Biomedical Signal Processing and Medical Device Innovation Laboratory. His research focuses on developing AI and machine learning algorithms for biomedical signal processing, wearable medical device design, and virtual reality-based rehabilitation systems. Key research areas include VR mirror therapy for post-stroke sensorimotor rehabilitation, ECG-based AI diagnostic systems, neurodegenerative disease gait classification using deep learning, and stroke network systems for improving patient transfer efficiency and outcomes.

Mr. Chatchawan Sripusitto is the Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of Health Innovision Co.,Ltd., a company dedicated to translating medical research into innovative products and solutions that improve healthcare accessibility and outcomes. With nearly three decades of leadership experience in international business management, Mr. Chatchawan has held executive positions across global food and health industries.