Wijnand IJselsteijn

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Wijnand IJsselsteijn is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence, and quality of life, with a particular focus on aging and dementia care. His work explores how AI-driven technologies can support personalized, adaptive care for vulnerable populations, aiming to delay institutionalization and enhance well-being. In his highly cited scoping review (2025, 6 citations), IJsselsteijn systematically examines the potential of AI to tailor services for people with dementia, highlighting opportunities for improving quality of life through intelligent, responsive systems. Beyond this, his broader contributions span the psychology of digital environments, including presence in virtual reality and the ethical design of assistive technologies. His research is instrumental in shaping how we understand and implement human-centered AI in healthcare, ensuring that technological advances serve human dignity and autonomy. IJsselsteijn’s work has been recognized internationally, and he continues to influence both academic discourse and practical applications in gerontechnology and human-computer interaction.