EPSRC Green+ Network

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ESPRC TinyML UK Network

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Prof. Eiman Kanjo

eiman.kanjo@ntu.ac.uk

Professor of Pervasive Sensing

Prof. Kanjo is currently a Professor of TinyML &Pervasive Sensing She is currently the director of the EPSRC Green+ Network and the director of the EPSRC TinyML UK network, and Co-lead of EPSRC ProSensing project. She is the Provost Visiting Professor at Imperial College London, Computing Department. Eiman was recognised as one of the top women in Engineering by Women in Engineering Society.

Prof. Kanjo was first to coin the phrase 'Mobile Sensing' and wrote some of the earliest papers on the subject ( GeoMobSens and Mobsens). She also built the first noise monitoring system using the phone-based microphone (NoiseSpy). Her current work (EnvBodySens) on studying and quantifying the impact of Environment on wellbeing using Mobile Sensing, Deep Learning, Data Science and AI, complements her work on Urban Computing in order to make sense of a place ( NeuroPlace, ShopMobia).

Eiman is also an expert in developing digital technologies for Mental Health and she has been involved in a wide range of projects in this area, including (NotiMind). She works closely with Mental Health networks and charities and currently developing novel Fidgeting Interfaces to reduce Anxiety and Stress among adult and school children. She often employs data science and on-device processing (on Edge Computing) to create privacy preserving pervasive tools that can transform wellbeing.

Eiman's team is active in developing tools and solutions to minimise the risk of COVID19, and recently developed a low-cost wearable for social distancing and contact tracing.

Awards:
• Top 50 Women in Engineering
• Edge AI Foundation Year Award 2025
• Vice Chancellor's Outstanding Research Team Award

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