IHIET-FS 2025
Scientific Program
The IHIET-FS 2025 Technical Sessions will be held at the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering (ACE) at the University of East London, United Kingdom on June 11-12, 2025. |
| IHIET-FS 2025 International Conference Technical Sessions: June 11-12, 2025 Location: University of East London (UEL) Address: Dockland Campus, University Way, London, E16 2RD, United Kingdom (Google Maps) IHIET-FS 2025 Conference Reception and Social Event: 18:00 - 22:00, June 10, 2025 Social Event (18:00 - 19:00): IFS Cloud Cable Car - London - Visit to Greenwish (Google Maps) Reception: Crowne Plaza London
Docklands by IHG (Dinner: 19:00 - 22:00)
(Conference participants only, photo ID required, dress is business casual)
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Preliminary Program (technical sessions and rooms) are
subject to change. If you have an update to your
presentation title or co-authors, please contact
Conference Administration with
a detailed message at admin@ihiet-fs.org For inclusion in the conference proceedings, publication and Final Program, a unique registration of at least one author or co-author per poster is required |
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FULL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE |
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| Tuesday, June 10, 2025 | Wednesday, June 11, 2025 | Thursday, June 12, 2025 |
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| 12:00-14:00 Registration Desk |
8:30-12:00
Registration Desk |
8:30-12:00
Registration Desk |
| 9:00-14:00 Technical Session |
9:00-14:00 Technical Sessions |
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| 18:00-21:00 Conference Reception (Registered Participants - Dress is Business Casual) |
12:00-13:00 Lunch Break |
12:00-13:00 Lunch Break |
| 10:30-14:00 Poster Sessions |
10:30-14:00 Poster Sessions |
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Scientific and Technical Program |
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| Tuesday, June 10 | Conference Reception and Banquet | ||
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IHIET-FS
2025 Conference Reception and Social Event:
18:00-22:00, June 10, 2025 Location: Crowne Plaza London
Docklands by IHG (Registered participants only, dress is business casual) |
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Scientific and Technical Sessions |
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IHIET-FS 2025 International Conference Technical Sessions: June 11-12, 2025 Location: University of East London (UEL) Address: Dockland Campus, University Way, London, E16 2RD, United Kingdom (Google Maps) |
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| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
 SESSION |
Plenary Session and Keynote
Address |
IHIET 4 | London |
| Wednesday, June 11 | Plenary:
The Metavethics of Care: Ethics, Integrity, and AI
in the Healthcare Metaverse Speaker: Matteo Zallio, Cambridge University |
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| 9:00 - 10:00 (GMT+1) | Session Chair(s): Andrew Arewa and Seyed Ali Ghorashi, UK | ||
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Speech Summary: As AI-driven
avatars, generative worlds, and real-time emotion
recognition propel us into an immersive renaissance, the
ethical design of virtual environments becomes
especially critical in fields like healthcare. From
virtual care spaces and therapeutic simulations to
AI-assisted diagnostics in immersive settings, we must
embed inclusive design, robust DEI frameworks, and
sustainable principles to ensure these technologies
serve all people equitably. In this session, Dr. Zallio
will introduce the Metavethics framework, a convergence
of AI ethics, accessibility, and integrity, with a focus
on guiding businesses, healthcare innovators, and
policymakers in creating transparent, human-centered,
and ethically sound Metaverse experiences. About Speaker: Dr. Matteo Zallio is an award-winning designer, researcher, and professor dedicated to making emerging technologies accessible and inclusive for everyone. With unique experience helping businesses transform challenges into opportunities, he specializes in researching and developing human-centric technologies. Matteo is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge, founder of the Metavethics Institute, and an Adjunct Faculty Member at Dublin City University. Previously, he was a Fulbright Research Fellow at Stanford University and an A. Graves Research Fellow at Technological University Dublin. Matteo has also founded a start-up, worked for leading S&P 500 tech companies, including Autodesk and Amazon, and authored several books on design and technology. |
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| 10:00 - 10:30 • Sessions Break | |||
| DAY 1 | |||
 SESSION
1 |
Human-Technology and Future of Work I | IHIET 4 | London |
| Wednesday, June 11 | Session Chair(s): Amy L Y Low, Singapore and Lorraine Hagemann, Germany | ||
| 10:30 - 12:00 (GMT+1) | Evaluating
the Effectiveness of Machine Learning Algorithms in
Stock Price Prediction Across Different Time Frames Kenneth Y T Lim, Amy Low, Isabella Lim, Singapore |
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| Defining Autonomous Weapon Systems: A Conceptual
Overview of Existing Definitory Attempts and the
Effectiveness of Human Oversight Mark Tsagas, United Kingdom |
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| Enabling
the Transfer of Large Files Across Security Domains in a
Multinational Environment Lorraine Hagemann, Philipp Klotz, Dennis Gießel, Germany |
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| Spatial
Affective Interaction (SAI): A Framework for Research on
Affective Processing by Manual Interactions with Digital
Objects Sergio C Torres, Germany |
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| The
influence of Chinese calligraphy on cultural and
creative product design: A perspective of emotional
preferences Cheng Ma, Huajie Wang, China |
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| DAY 1 | |||
| SESSION
2 |
Artificial Intelligence, Computing and Intelligent Design I | IHIET 2 | Liverpool |
| Wednesday, June 11 | Session Chair(s): Seyed Ali Ghorashi, UK | ||
| 10:30 - 12:00 (GMT+1) | Application
of Linear Regression and Logistic Regression in Advanced
Cyber Threat Analysis and Sharing Suleiman Sani Bashar, United Kingdom |
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| AI Mobilisation Implications for Business Strategy -
Importance of Data Analytics knowledge at
Corporate-Level Mabel St Germaine, United Kingdom |
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| Public
Digital Interfaces for Blind Users: A Case Study in
Large Touch Screen Devices José Cardoso, Valter Alves, Rui Duarte, Portugal |
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| Transforming
Elderly Care with Vision-Based Hand Gesture Recognition:
A Deep Learning Framework Seyed Ali Ghorashi, Riazul Islam, United Kingdom |
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| Itinerary
Optimization Algorithm Applying Multiple Variables -
Tourist Recommendation Systems Maritzol Tenemaza, Jonathan Gualli, Ecuador |
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| 12:00 - 13:00 • Lunch Break | |||
| DAY 1 | |||
| SESSION
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Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation | IHIET 4 | London |
| Wednesday, June 11 | Session Chair(s): Li Ping-Yeh, Taiwan and Thais Weiller, Finland | ||
| 13:00 -14:00 (GMT+1) | The
Concept and Development of "The Ocean": A Reflective
Immersive Theater Li Ping-Yeh, Taiwan |
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| Negotiated
agency: the constant deliberation between the player's
abilities and developer's permissions Thais Weiller, Mauricio Perin, Pedro Campos, Vanessa Cesário, Finland |
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| Analysing
Ageing Needs through Virtual Reality: A Kitchen Design
Experiment for Technology Acceptance Sukesha Ghosh, India |
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| Bridging
AI and Eastern Wisdom: Creating Culturally Informed
Artwork through Machine Learning and Gaussian Splatting
Lai Man Tin, Hong Kong Sar China |
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| SESSION
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Applications in Medicine and Healthcare I | IHIET 8 | Liverpool |
| Wednesday, June 11 | Session Chair(s): Vikraman Baskaran, United States and Ahmed Elgebaly, United Kingdom | ||
| 13:00 -14:00 (GMT+1) | Deep
Learning Solutions for Accurate and Efficient Stroke
Lesion Segmentation in Medical Imaging Ramesh Babu Vure, Lalitha Kumari Puppala, India |
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| Architectural
Analysis of RFID Integration in Medical Device
Logistics: A Healthcare Information Systems Study Vikraman Baskaran, Denny Nguyen, United States |
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| Integrated
U-Net-VGG-16 Architecture for Segmentation and
Differential Diagnosis of Retinal OCT Images Ahmed Elgebaly, Rawad Hammad, Mohamed Imam, Hassan Abdalla, United Kingdom |
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| A
Machine Learning-Powered Decision Tool to Predict Knee
Arthroplasty in Patients with Osteoarthritis Ahmed Elgebaly, Atef Abdelrahman, Rawad Hammad, Mohamed Imam, Hassan Abdalla, United Kingdom |
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| Skin
Cancer Diagnosis Using Machine Learning Techniques Bahlol Jabarkhail, Zainb Dawod, Saeed Sharif, United Kingdom |
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| Early Detection of Arthritis Using Convolutional
Neural Networks and Explainable AI Binta Ade-olusile, Zainb Dawod, Saeed Sharif, United Kingdom |
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| DAY 2 | |||
| SESSION
5 |
Human-Technology and Future of Work II | IHIET 1 | London |
| Thursday, June 12 | Session Chair(s): Lotte Wagner Douglas, Germany and Hung Tran, United States | ||
| 9:00 - 10:00 (GMT+1) | Enhancing
the Viability of Battery-Electric Trucks in
Long-Distance Freight Transport: Assessing the User
Acceptance of Overhead Line Technology Lotte Wagner-Douglas, Emma Höfer, Regina Linke, Stefan Ladwig, Germany |
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| Talent
Development and Retention in Industry 4.0: Strategy to
Overcome Talent Challenges in VUCA Environments and
Drive Digital Transformation with Agility Gabriela Guadalupe Reyes Zárate, Eduardo Arturo Garzón Garnica, Mexico |
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| An
Organizational Structure for Flight Simulators Design: A
System Design Approach to Artificial Intelligence Hung Tran, United States |
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| Integrating
Deep Reinforcement Learning and Generative Modeling for
Adaptive Decision Support Andrea Fernandez Martinez, Ramon Angosto Artigues, Santiago Muiños Landin, Andrea Gregores Coto, Jonathan Josue Torrez Herrera, Spain |
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| Exploring
Effect of Wearable Digital Devices (WDDs) on Adverse
Occupational Health and Safety Practices of High-Risk
Workers Oluwafemi Olatoye, Andrew Arewa, United Kingdom |
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| DAY 2 | |||
| SESSION
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Artificial Intelligence, Computing and Intelligent Design II | IHIET 2 | Liverpool |
| Thursday, June 12 | Session Chair(s): Sang Hee Kweon, South Korea and Vittorio Sangermano, Italy | ||
| 9:00 - 10:00 (GMT+1) | The
Acceptance of Virtual Humans: Focusing on the
Interaction of Attributes and Types of Activities Jihyun Ryou, Sang Hee Kweon, South Korea |
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| Enhancing
Air Traffic Controller/Machine Interactions through
AI-Driven Early Handover Procedures: Criteria Selection
for The ANTICIPATE Project. Vittorio Sangermano, Gabriella Duca, Miquel Angel Piera Eroles, Laura Calvet Linan, Gabriella Gigante, Roberto Weger, Giuseppe Acampora, Bjorn Born, Italy |
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| SmartAI:
Enhancing Scene Understanding by Combining Different AI
Technologies Adnan Agbaria, Yael Dubinsky, Israel |
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| AI
Powered Diabetes prediction using Business Process
Modelling Notation (BPMN) and Regression Models Aloysius Dr Edoh, United Kingdom |
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| 10:00 - 10:30 • Coffee Break | |||
| DAY 2 | |||
| SESSION
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Applications in Medicine and Healthcare II | ||
| Thursday, June 12 | Session Chair(s): Saeed Sharif, UK and Harkish Sen, United Kingdom | IHIET 8 | London |
| 10:30 - 12:00 (GMT+1) | Transforming
Mental Health Assessment: Machine Learning for Early
Detection and Personalized Care Among College Students Madhav Theeng Tamang, Saeed Sharif, Seyed Ali Ghorashi, United Kingdom |
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| Navigating
the Ethical Landscape of Generative AI in the
Pharmaceutical Sector: Embedding an ethical framework to
ensure responsible innovation Harkish Sen, United Kingdom |
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| Development
Of AI-Powered Modelling To Predict Sports And
Exercise-Related Tendinopathies In Youth Atheletes
(SMART Study) Ahmed Elgebaly, Rawad Hammad, Mohamed Imam, Hassan Abdalla, United Kingdom |
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| Hybrid
Deep Learning Healthcare AI Framework for Real-Time
Human Pose Estimation and Remote Patient Monitoring to
Support TKR Physiotherapy Hisham Abougrad, Manasa Yegamati, Mimi Mather, United Kingdom |
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| Towards an Automated System for
Cardiomyocyte Beat Rate and Area Calculation Mohammed Noman Mohammed Arif, Qazi Nadeem, Prashant Ruchaya, Mustansar Ali Ghazanfar, United Kingdom |
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| Vision Transformer-Based Image Captioning for the
Visually Impaired Qazi Nadeem, Indra Dewaji, Nawaz Khan, United Kingdom |
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| DAY 2 | |||
| SESSION
8 |
Future Systems and Emerging Technologies I | IHIET 1 | Liverpool |
| Thursday, June 12 | Session Chair(s): Anastasia Leventi-peetz, Germany and Sébastien Tremblay, Canada | ||
| 10:30 - 12:00 (GMT+1) | Knowledge
Evolution and Scientific Breakthroughs triggered by AI
Hallucinations - A Paradigm Shift? Anastasia-Maria Leventi-Peetz, Germany, Nikolaos Zacharis, Greece |
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| Cognitive
Science and Information Technologies in Team Sports:
Enhancing Performance and Safety Sebastien Tremblay, Carolane Croteau, Mireille Patry, Helen Hodgetts, Cindy Chamberland, Canada |
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| Artificial
Intelligence as Self-Instantiated, Temporally
Continuous, Disturbance-Driven Adaptive World-Builder Manuel Delaflor Rodriguez, Cecilia Delgado Solorzano, Carlos Toxtli, United Kingdom |
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| The
Skin Game: Revolutionizing Standards for AI Dermatology
Model Comparison Leon Ciechanowski, Poland |
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| 12:00 - 13:00 • Lunch Break | |||
| DAY 2 | |||
| SESSION
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Emerging Technologies and Business Applications | IHIET 1 | London |
| Thursday, June 12 | Session Chair(s): Shu-hsien Liao, Taiwan and William Siew, Singapore | ||
| 13:00 -14:00 (GMT+1) | Applying
Persona-Based Prompting: The Who-What-How Framework for
AI Systems Transformation for Health William Siew, Arlindo Silva, Bina Rai, Boyeun Lee, Yeuk Fan Ng, Singapore |
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| In-depth
analysis of nuclear data flow using graph theory and the
Technology, Organization, People Model through the
application of betweenness centrality measure and
community detection Luigui Salazar, Olivier Malhomme, Xianyun Zhuang, Robert Plana, Nicolas Bureau, France |
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| Social
media and internet celebrity for social commerce
intentional and behavioral recommendations Shu-Hsien Liao, Yao-Hsuan Yang, Taiwan |
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| The
Role of AI in Smart Classrooms: A Comprehensive Review
of Technologies and Challenges Asad Ullah, China |
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| Application
of Emerging NoSQL Databases in IoT and Cloud Computing Aloysius Dr Edoh, United Kingdom |
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| DAY 2 | |||
| SESSION
10 |
Challenges and Opportunities
in Healthcare: Empowering Migrant Care Workers through Emerging Technologies: Bridging Cultural and Digital Gaps in the Global Care Sector. |
IHIET 2 | Liverpool |
| Thursday, June 12 | Speaker: Rashed Khan, University of Salford , United Kingdom | ||
| 13:00 -14:00 (GMT+1) |
Speech Summary: In today’s increasingly interconnected world, care systems across the globe are relying on internationally recruited care workers to meet growing demand. These workers often face multiple layers of adjustment: adapting to unfamiliar national cultures, navigating multicultural workplaces, and delivering care to service users from a wide range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds. This workshop explores how emerging technologies—such as AI-powered translation tools, mobile learning platforms, virtual reality, and digital wellbeing apps—can support migrant care workers in their journey toward cultural competence, digital literacy, and confident caregiving. Drawing on early research insights and global care trends, the session invites participants to share perspectives and co-create inclusive, tech-enabled strategies that enhance communication, dignity, and equity in care. Together, we will examine how technology can be leveraged to foster not only effective onboarding, but also the delivery of culturally responsive care in increasingly diverse care environments around the world.
About Speaker: Dr Mohammad Rashed Khan is a lecturer in International Business and Marketing at the University of Salford. Before joining Salford, he was a lecturer of Marketing at the Greater Manchester Business School, University of Bolton and Global Banking School, Manchester. He is a member of the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). He was a committee member of the CIPD Cumbria branch and held the "Student Liaison" role. Rashed volunteers with JobCentre Plus and CIPD Steps Ahead Mentoring team by mentoring young (18-30) people. Rashed's main research interests lie in culture and leadership, business ethics and sustainability, marketing, and development economics. |
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Poster Demonstration Session |
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| SESSION A | Wednesday - Thursday, June 11-12 [10:00 - 14:00 GMT+1] |
| A-1 | Development
of the stages of occupational stress of computer
workers using neuro-physiological and
neuro-psychological methods Piia Tint, Viiu Tuulik, Estonia |
| A-2 | Assessment
of Upper Limb Functional Workspace through Inertial
Measurements Units: a Pilot Study Matteo Iurato, Ronny Stanzani, Mirko Job, Andres Gaggero, Igor Ingegnosi, Marco Testa, Italy |
| A-3 | Developing
Optimal Affordance Detection Technology Using Genetic
Algorithm based on Posture Primitives on Atypical
Surfaces Yun Gil Lee, South Korea |
| A-4 | Effectiveness
of Knowledge Models for Visual Object Detection Satoru Inoue, Mark Brown, Taro Kanno, Japan |
| A-5 | A
versatile data‑governance framework leveraging cloud,
blockchain and AI for enhanced decision making in UK
higher education and beyond James Jackson, United Kingdom |
| A-6 | Transformer-Driven
Recognition of Daily Activities from Smartphone
In-Pocket IMU Streams Hossein Shahverdi, Seyed Ali Ghorashi, United Kingdom |
| A-7 | Adaptive Behavior Selection for Humanoid Robots via
Offline and Online Reinforcement Learning using
Individualized User Feedback Nobuhito Manome, Ung-il Chung, Japan |
| A-8 | Environments that promote a better workspace Selene Margarita Vázquez Soto, Jessica Vianney García Vázquez, Migel Ángel Cruz Domínguez Hernández, Mexico |
| A-9 | Social Status Commodity and Social Brain Wave: EEG
Analysis Results Sang Hee Kweon, South Korea |
| A-10 | Enhancing
Mental Health Support through Emotion-Aware Chatbots:
A Statistical Analysis of Emotional Perception in
Adolescents Christianah Titilope Oyewale, Rafiat M Bamimore Akodu, Faith Adeoluwa Adeyemi, Morocco |
| A-11 | Optimizing
Human-Digital Interaction for Sustainability:
Leveraging Machine Learning to Reduce Digital
Emissions Faith Adeoluwa Adeyemi, Christianah Titilope Oyewale, Morocco |
