Nilmini Wickramasinghe

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Nilmini Wickramasinghe is a distinguished scholar at the forefront of health informatics and digital health, with a particular focus on the intersection of technology, clinical outcomes, and healthcare economics. Her research spans key areas including robotic surgery, chronic disease management, and the application of emerging technologies like terahertz sensing for non-invasive glucose monitoring. Among her notable contributions, Wickramasinghe led a seminal cohort study on robotic colorectal surgery in Australia, comparing clinical outcomes and costs against laparoscopic approaches—a work that has garnered 10 citations and provides critical evidence for surgical decision-making. She has also pioneered a systematic approach to terahertz-based glucose monitoring, presenting this innovative work at the prestigious Bled eConference, a testament to her role in advancing non-invasive diagnostic tools. With a career dedicated to translating complex technological solutions into practical healthcare improvements, Wickramasinghe’s impact is reflected in her widely cited publications and her ability to bridge engineering, clinical practice, and organizational science. Her work continues to shape evidence-based policy and inspire the next generation of health informatics researchers.