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Welcome to Professor Sayeh Bayat's research group at the University of Calgary. Our team is dedicated to human-centred machine learning and sensor technologies, working to create personalized health solutions, develop new care models, and drive research that leads to tangible, impactful innovations. Our mission is to reshape how health is perceived, measured, and managed, making it more efficient, sustainable, and equitable in our cities.

The changing human-environment relationship reveals significant information about people's health and well-being. As digital information grow in our cities, new approaches to studying the interconnectivity between the human-environment relationship and human health are emerging.

At the same time, the worldwide urbanization process and the ageing population are representing new challenges for cities and governments. The cities are looking for ways to provide services to their citizens in an effective and efficient manner.

The mission of the Healthy City Lab – a research team directed by Dr. Sayeh Bayat – is to study this interconnectivity through sensor technology, advanced data analytics and human-centred machine learning. Our mission is to work toward intelligent, scalable and sustainable technological solutions.

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Our commitment 

The UCalgary's Healthy City Lab is committed to the principles of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility. We encourage applications from all under-represented groups. It is through diverse perspectives and abilities that we see all possible answers to a problem. Apply today and join us in our mission of making our cities and healthcare systems more diverse and inclusive.

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Department of Biomedical Engineering

University of Calgary

Calgary Centre for Innovative Technology (CCIT)

Room 218, 622 Collegiate Pl NW,

Calgary, AB T2N 4V8

E: sayeh.bayat[at]ucalgary[dot]ca

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