Maarten De Vos: advisors and students

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Maarten De Vos

Researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-3482-5145)

Supervised 20 doctoral students between 2014 and 2026. Linked to Wikidata, ORCID, and DBLP.

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Guido Gagliardi “Explainable Artificial Intelligence: from Model-based to Knowledge-driven Understanding”
2026 · doctoral
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Bavo Kempen “Modelling Cerebrovascular Autoregulation in Traumatic Brain Injury: Evaluation of Established Methods and Development of Novel Machine Learning Models”
2026 · doctoral
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Lisa Gistelinck “Reading between the heartbeats: Cardiac autonomic regulation and socio-emotional development following preterm birth”
2026 · doctoral
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Konstantinos Kontras “Multimodal Fusion”
2025 · doctoral
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Miguel Claro Bhagubai “AI-based Decision Support for Epilepsy Monitoring”
2025 · doctoral
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Joran Michiels “Towards Meaningful Post-Hoc Explanations for End-Users of Predictive Models”
2025 · doctoral
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Zhenxiang Cao “Change Point Detection based on Time-invariant Modeling of Time Series”
2024 · doctoral
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Elisabeth Heremans “Automated Sleep Analysis: From the Hospital to the Home Environment”
2024 · doctoral
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Hannah Davidoff “Unraveling Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Dementia: Using Multimodal Sensing to Detect and Predict Agitation”
2024 · doctoral
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Nick Seeuws “Detection of Disturbances and Events in Biomedical Signals with Deep Learning”
2024 · doctoral
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Jaiver Macea Ortiz “At-home seizure detection, periictal cardiorespiratory interactions and seizure-related sleep changes. Insights from a wearable device and AI models”
2024 · doctoral
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Jingwei Zhang “Multimodal Seizure Detection: Robustness and Generalization Properties”
2024 · doctoral
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Astrid Devulder “The intertwining relationship between sleep, epileptiform activity and tau pathology in Alzheimer's disease”
2024 · doctoral
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Lauren Swinnen “Clinical scenarios for long-term monitoring of epileptic seizures with a wearable biopotential technology”
2024 · doctoral
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Kenneth Verstraete “Applications of Machine Learning in Pulmonology: Tools for Clinical Decision Making”
2024 · doctoral
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Tim Hermans “Improving Robustness and Reliability in Neonatal Brain Monitoring”
2023 · doctoral
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Rob Zink “Mobile EEG and Tensor Approaches for Auditory Attention Analysis in Real-life”
2017 · doctoral
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Ninah Koolen “Automated Quantification of Preterm Brain Maturation using Electroencephalography”
2015 · doctoral
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Vladimir Matic “Neonatal EEG Signal Processing”
2015 · doctoral
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Borbála Hunyadi “Learning from Structured EEG and fMRI Data Supporting the Diagnosis of Epilepsy (Leren van gestructureerde EEG en fMRI data voor ondersteuning van de diagnose van epilepsie)”
2014 · doctoral

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