Our people stories

Asad Munir brings international experience in artificial intelligence to the Health Informatics research group, combining academic research in computer vision and generative AI with industry‑level innovation. His global background underscores the importance of cross‑cultural expertise and highlights how generative AI can help address challenges such as data scarcity and model generalizability in the future development […]

Researcher Djeane Debora Onthoni highlights how artificial intelligence helps analyze complex health data from imaging and electronic records to genomic and biobank information to support more accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment strategies within precision medicine.

Maarja Pajusalu, a health informatics junior researcher, shares how visual data stories can reveal important insights about the health of the Estonian population. Using health datasets, they explain how charts, maps, and well‑designed visualizations help make complex information understandable for both experts and the wider public. The post highlights how thoughtful data visualization can uncover

Sulev Reisberg, a health informatics researcher, shared his journey at the intersection of IT and medicine in a blog post published by the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science. He describes how his desire to combine technology with helping people led him to health informatics and how he found work in this field to