Emma Ricci-De Lucca

Emma Ricci-De Lucca

PhD student

Engineering

emma.g.ricci-de.lucca.th@dartmouth.edu

Biography

Emma is a Biomedical Engineering PhD student working to bridge the gender health gap by creating technologies to improve women's health. Her current research focuses on the pressing needs and challenges within maternal health and how to leverage human-centered design to improve patient clinical outcomes.
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Publications

Family In The Loop: Enabling Family Involvement and Person-Centered Dementia Care at Long-Term Care Facilities with Collaborative AI Tools

Dylan E. Moore, Songyun Tao, Emma Ricci-De Lucca, Christina Sapp Tadin, Dio Tadin, Brian Morgan, Elizabeth L. Murnane

Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (CSCW)

AI

Dementia Care

Long Term Care Facilities

Wearable Biosensors for Early Detection and Continuous Monitoring of Postpartum Depression: A Human-Centered Approach

Emma Ricci-De Lucca, Elizabeth L. Murnane

wearable devices

maternal mental health

pregnant and postpartum

Research Areas

mental health, women's health, wearables, AI/ML