Kamrul Hasan is a Northwestern Mutual Postdoctoral Fellow of Computer Science at Marquette University. He works on human computer interaction and mobile health. His focus is on investigating how smartphone-based non-invasive point-of-care tool design principles and solutions can be used to improve the effectiveness of remote health care services. The goals of these works are to investigate the design principles and biological foundation to build clinically acceptable diagnostic tool in a smartphone device. He received an Arthur J. Schmitt Leadership Fellowship (2018) at Marquette University, USA, Japanese Government Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholarship (2014) at Kyushu University, Japan, and Opera Universitaria Scholarship (2007-2009) at University of Trento, Italy (Web CV).

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Mar, 2019	Manuscript has been submitted to Science Translational Medicine titled "Virtual hyperspectral imaging of peripheral tissue – mHematology for blood hemoglobin measurements".
Nov, 2018	Manuscript has been submitted to Journal of Social Science & Medicine titled "Parents who choose any of these treatment options love their child the same: Giving voice to parents in the development of the Preemie Prep for Parents (P3) mHealth App (Accepted)".

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