Sep-Oct 2025: QoL Lab Students Turn MSc and BSc Theses into Prestigious Publications
The QoL Lab students successfully transform their thesis research into peer-reviewed publications and international conference presentations, as follows:
- Anna Ferrari, Zeynep Caysar, Katarzyna Wac, Towards Digital Biomarkers of Migraine: Preliminary Findings from the COMPUTEMIGRAINE Study, 22nd Congress of the International Headache Society, 10-13 September 2025, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Zeynep Caysar is a BSc student of Information Systems and Service Science student of the University Center for Computer Science (CUI), University of Geneva, Switzerland
- Zeynep Gultung Aydemir, Anna Ferrari, Translating Multisource Digital Health Technologies Data for Migraine Self-management: A Patient-Centric Approach, ActiGraph Digital Data Summit Basel 2025 (ADDS) 12 September 2025, Basel, Switzerland (with travel award)
BSc. Zeynep Gultung Aydemir is a MSc student of MSc Business Analytics, Geneva School of Economics and Management, University of Geneva, Switzerland
- Maissa Bouneb, Igor Matias, Katarzyna Wac, Daily Behavioral and Environmental Factors Association with Affective States and Quality of Life, 19th EAI International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare – EAI PervasiveHealth 2025, 15 – 17 Oct 2025, Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
Maissa Bouneb is a BSc student of Information Systems and Service Science student of the University Center for Computer Science (CUI), University of Geneva, Switzerland
That adds to the history of the students’ QoL theses turing into publications : Kimie Bodin Ryager (two conference papers, 2016), Sofia Laghouila (confrerence paper, 2018), Jeppe Buur (book chapter, 2019), Mads Schnoor Hansen (workshop paper, 2019), Antoine Bellanger (conference and journal papers, 2024).
The achievements reflect both the students’ dedication and the lab’s commitment to advancing impactful, real-world health research. Congratulations to the students and their supervisors!