Jeroens’ research focuses on developing innovative technologies for healthcare and the processes needed to do so. He is an Official Fellow of Reuben College and the Director of the Oxford HealthTech Labs. His research interest is in developing new preventative and assistive technologies that allows for more natural interactions. He has experience in developing laboratory prototypes and taking them through clinical validation to make a real-world impact. His work focuses on the development, design and application of novel healthcare technologies.

Active projects consist of creating wearables sensors for physical activity monitoring in extreme conditions, researching new solutions for limb-deficient patients, virtual prototyping and regulatory navigation for medical devices. His research vision is to prevent more people from becoming patients by creating innovative solutions.

• Extreme Human-in-the-loop Engineering – Developing systems for tracking humans under extreme conditions.
• Regulatory Navigation – Creating data-driven methodologies for Medical Device Regulations to improve translational research.
• Prosthetic Control Paradigms – Innovating within the field of assistive technologies with a focus on prosthetics.