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Andreas Brink‑Kjær, MSc, PhD
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Research

Three connected lines of work: what a night of sleep reveals about health, what a week of wrist movement reveals, and how self-supervised models let those signals transfer between cohorts and devices.

  • Sleep physiology and digital biomarkers

    Extract interpretable markers of sleep health, aging, fragmentation, and neurological disease from polysomnography and related physiological signals.

    27 publications

  • Foundation models for physiological signals

    Develop and evaluate self-supervised and foundation-model approaches that learn reusable representations across physiological modalities, cohorts, and downstream health tasks.

    9 publications

  • Wearables for scalable health assessment

    Use wrist accelerometry and other low-cost sensors to derive scalable physiological markers for sleep, activity, neurodegenerative disease screening, and future health risk.

    15 publications

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