International Conference on Gerontechnology 2024

Collaborating for the Future of Gerontechnology

Speakers

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Prof. Vivian LOU Weiqun
Professor
Department of Social Work and
Social Administration
The University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong

Topic

From Multidisciplinary to Transdisciplinary:
Advancing Collaboration Model
for Gerontechnology Development

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Prof. Gary CHAN Shueng-han
Professor
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Hong Kong

Topic

AIoT Technologies for Ageing Population:
Elderly Monitoring and Dementia Anti-wandering

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Prof. VELLAISAMY Arul Lenus Roy
Chair Professor of Intelligent Systems
School of Science and Technology
Hong Kong Metropolitan University
Hong Kong

Topic

Neuromorphic Systems for Gerontechnology

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Prof. William TSANG Wai-nam
Professor and Associate Dean
(Development and Strategic Relationships)
School of Nursing and Health Sciences
Hong Kong Metropolitan University
Hong Kong

Topic

Innovative Exergaming Systems
Tailored for Older Adults:
An Example of Academic-Industry Partnership

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Prof. Karen CHAN Man-kei
Director of Swallowing Research Laboratory
Associate Professor, Faculty of Education
The University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong

Topic

Use of Technology to Facilitate
Swallowing Management for Older Adults

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Dr. JUNG Younbo
Associate Professor
Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore

Topic

Navigating Trust in AI:
Implications for Intergenerational Learning
in an Ageing Society

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Dr. Maggie KWOK Man-ki
Associate Professor
School of Nursing and Health Sciences
Hong Kong Metropolitan University
Hong Kong

Topic

Leverage Big Data for
Better Chronic Disease Prevention
in our Aging Society Synopsis

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Dr. Chloe SIU Pui-yee
Senior Lecturer
Institute of Policy Studies and
the School of Graduate Studies
Lingnan University
Hong Kong

Topic

Transformative Learning Experiences for
Better Understanding Gerontechnology
and the Ageing Society:
Insights from Lingnan University