Human Centered AI in the Service of Life Quality

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Vision

Quality of Life (QoL) technologies lab is a research lab established by Prof. Wac at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. The QoL lab’s vision is to be a leading academic laboratory recognized for transdisciplinary, inspirational, and high-impact research and education aimed at improving the Quality of Life of individuals throughout their lives.

 

QoL Lab

Quality of Life (QoL) technologies lab vision is to be a leading academic laboratory recognized for inter-disciplinary, inspirational, and high-impact research and education aimed at improving the Quality of Life of individuals throughout their lives.

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mQoL Living Lab

Since 2012, our living lab consists of smartphone users testing diverse applications and services. We research innovative mobile communications and computing solutions with the aim to improve Quality of Service (QoS), Quality of Experience (QoE), and ultimately the Quality of Life (QoL) of our users. mQoL is a member of the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) since 2013. mQoL Lab is the software supporting our research.

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«I have the chance of sleeping a sufficient amount of time, and to eat healthy food. I am not stressed. My smartphone? It has been a phenomenal little device. I hope it continues to serve me well.»

S70, volunteer

News

May 2027: Collection of the npj Digital Medicine Journal: "Wearables for Active Medical Treatment"

Call for papers for the Collection titled “Wearables for Active Medical Treatment” in the npj Digital Medicine Journal (CFP) has a deadline on 11th of May 2027. Editors: Rüdiger Pryss, PhD & Katarzyna Wac, PhD  

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Nov 2026: Keynote at the Women’s Wellbeing at Work Summit

20 November 2026, Keynote at the Women’s Wellbeing at Work Summit, Zurich, Switzerland. The talk given by Prof. Wac is titled "Is your AI transformation human-ready?" and elaborates on On Human Capacity and Workforce Health …

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Nov 2026: Igor Matias PhD Defence

6 November, 9h, PhD Defence of Igor Matias titled: “Providemus alz: Ubiquitous Preclinical Alzheimer’s Disease Screening”. PhD Candidate Igor Matias Thesis Title “Providemus alz: Ubiquitous Preclinical Alzheimer’s Disease Screening” Abstract Dementia represents a growing global health challenge, with Alzheimer’s …

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Supported by

The QoL research is supported by the funds from the following organizations and programs.

Fond national suisse
Horizon 2020
European Cooperation In Science And Technology
Marie Curie
AAL
Swiss National Science Foundation
confédération suisse
République et Canton de Genève
Ville de Genève
Swissuniversities
Université de Genève
CUI UNIGE
GSEM
University of Copenhagen
University of Stanford

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