Prof. Dhaval Vyas — Research Profile
The University of Queensland · School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Prof. Dhaval Vyas at The University of Queensland School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science lists Compassion Lab: Designing for Under-served Communities, Disabilities, Health and Wellbeing Tech, Fostering DIY and ‘Making’ in Under-served Communities, Quantified Self & Activity Tracking for Healthy Living as their registered research area.
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