Dimitrios Megaritis is an Assistant Professor focusing on clinical and technological innovations in Digital Health, and Biomedical Engineering. He has extensive experience with wearable technologies and digital biomarkers, contributing to the development and validation of novel digital endpoints. Dimitrios has a record in securing competitive grants and has contributed to EU-, NIHR-, EFPIA- and MRC-funded research consortia. His research spans biomedical engineering, clinical trials, health data science, artificial intelligence, physiology, gait, and rehabilitation.
Wearable technologies for health monitoring
Digital biomarkers and novel digital endpoints
Health data science and artificial intelligence applications in physiology and healthcare
Biomedical engineering solutions for clinical research
Clinical trials design and methodology
Physiology and respiratory physiology
Gait analysis and human movement assessment
Rehabilitation and digital health interventions
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