Sjors van de Weijer

Sjors van de Weijer is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse background in technology, healthcare, and entrepreneurship.

He is the co-founder and shareholder of Clementine, a renowned healthcare IT company that won the 2017 National Science Foundation Hearable Challenge in the USA.

Passionate about technology and healthcare, Sjors serves as an Executive Advisor for Information Management & Technology at the Center for Acute and Critical Care in Maastricht, Netherlands.

With a focus on IT innovation, he has extensive experience in developing and implementing health IT services, ensuring seamless integration into daily healthcare practices.

Currently completing his PhD research on digital technology-enabled home health care, specifically exploring gamification of interventions in Parkinson's disease.

Sjors holds a Master's degree in Health Sciences, a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, and pursued his Doctorate in eHealth Serious Games.

Beyond his healthcare endeavors, he has successfully founded and developed firms like AUDIOEYE AV, an event technology rental and sales company, and VDW.Technology.

He is also known for his innovative creation of the PianoStairs, an interactive musical instrument system for existing stairs.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Sjors has a keen interest in wintersports, astronomy, and enjoys socializing over a beer.