Dr Encarna MicĂł-Amigo Presents at MDPI’s International Women in Engineering Day Webinar 2026

23 June 2026

Encarna presented “Wearable Sensors for Real-World Health Monitoring: Algorithms and Applications” at MDPI’s International Women in Engineering Day webinar, celebrating the achievements of women in engineering worldwide.




SUPERLab at the Women’s Sport & Wellbeing IDRT Summit 2026

8 June 2026

Jade Samping and Megan Chen presented their research on menstrual cycle influences on running biomechanics at the Women’s Sport and Wellbeing IDRT Summit, held at Northumbria University.




SUPERLab Shares the Future of Wearables and AI at Pint of Science 2026

1 June 2026

SUPERLab took part in Pint of Science 2026, sharing ideas on wearables, AI, robotics, and the future of healthcare with the public.


SUPERLab Research Group at Pint of Science 2026


Multisensor Parkinson’s Research at GRI Seminar and SICSA 2026

April – June 2026

Sophia presented her work on multisensor recognition of Activities of Daily Living for Parkinson’s disease research at Heriot-Watt’s GRI Early Career Researcher Seminar Series and the SICSA PhD Conference 2026.




SUPERLab Champions Creative Research Communication at Team-Based Artistic Presentation Event

3 December 2025

SUPERLab supported a Research Culture Enhancement Fund event where teams used theatre, poetry, music and visual storytelling to communicate their research.



Advancing Prosthetic Care with Wearable Monitoring at ISPO UK MS ASM 2025

30 September 2025

Mustafa presented a poster on enhancing prosthetic care through daily-life monitoring with wearable sensors.


Mustafa Ahmed at ISPO UK MS Annual Scientific Meeting 2025


Poster and Talk at ISPGR and ICDH Conferences 2025

June – July 2025

Sophia presented her Parkinson’s gait-analysis research at two international conferences in summer 2025, a poster at the ISPGR World Congress in Maastricht, and a talk at IEEE ICDH in Helsinki.




Monitoring Parkinson’s Disease with Wearable Sensors at HCT 2025

3 April 2025

Sophia presented wearable-sensor research exploring how daily activities can support monitoring of medication effects in Parkinson’s disease.


Sophia Otálora Gonzalez presenting at the Health and Care Innovation Conference