Marzia Hoque Tania

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Dr. Marzia Hoque Tania is a leading researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and healthcare, with a particular focus on deploying intelligent systems to address global health crises. Her most impactful work, "Healthcare Robots to Combat COVID-19" (2020), has garnered 92 citations, establishing her as a key voice in the rapid development of robotic solutions for pandemic response. This seminal paper outlines how autonomous systems can reduce human exposure to infectious diseases, from disinfection and telemedicine to logistics support in overwhelmed hospitals. Beyond this, Dr. Tania’s broader contributions span machine learning for medical diagnostics and human-robot interaction, where she has advanced the design of assistive technologies for vulnerable populations. Her research is distinguished by its practical urgency and interdisciplinary approach, bridging engineering and clinical needs. Recognized for her ability to translate complex technical concepts into actionable healthcare strategies, Dr. Tania’s work continues to shape the future of resilient, technology-driven medical systems, inspiring students and researchers to explore how robotics can safeguard public health in times of crisis.