Camille Nebeker

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Total Citations

316

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About

Dr. Camille Nebeker is a leading scholar in research ethics and digital health, whose work bridges the gap between emerging technologies and human-centered design. Her key research areas include the ethical implications of mobile health (mHealth), wearable devices, and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on vulnerable populations such as older adults. One of her most impactful contributions is the highly cited study "Technology to Support Aging in Place: Older Adults’ Perspectives" (2019, 316 citations), which critically examines how Internet of Things (IoT), ambient assisted living robots, and AI can support independent living for the growing population over 65. This work highlights the pitfalls of top-down design processes and advocates for participatory approaches that respect older adults’ autonomy and privacy. Dr. Nebeker’s research has shaped conversations around informed consent in digital research and the need for ethical frameworks that keep pace with technological innovation. Her achievements include pioneering the "Research Ethics and Digital Health" training programs and serving as a thought leader in responsible innovation. With hundreds of citations and a growing influence, she continues to guide researchers and students toward more ethical, inclusive technology development.