Sara Jayousi
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About
Sara Jayousi is a researcher whose work bridges cutting-edge wireless communications and socially impactful applications. Her primary research areas include wireless sensor networks (WSNs), Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) technology, and the use of ICT for social inclusion. Jayousi’s most notable contribution is the development of a flexible WSN based on UWB technology for ground instability monitoring, a system designed to provide 3D accurate superficial monitoring of landslides and subsidence. This work, published in 2018 and garnering 38 combined citations, was developed as part of the European Life+ project Wi-GIM, showcasing her ability to translate innovative engineering into real-world environmental solutions. Beyond geotechnical applications, Jayousi has also explored the role of ICT in promoting social inclusion for children with disabilities, focusing on play and entertainment activities. This dual focus on technical innovation and societal benefit highlights her versatility as a researcher. Her work demonstrates a commitment to leveraging advanced technologies—from precise environmental monitoring to inclusive digital tools—making her a compelling figure for students interested in applied engineering with a human-centered purpose.
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