Julie A. Jacko Ph.D., a renowned and enthusiastic
professor of healthcare informatics in the University of Minnesota. Since she
has a vast track record of professional management excellence, Julie has been
honored by many awards as one of the most prominent Informatics Professors. She
also is a professor at nursing school a part of University of Minnesota’s
Academic Health Center.
The amalgamation of medical science and technology
through health informatics has unlocked new prospects for the public health. It
offers enhanced opportunities for treatment of various difficult to cure
diseases. Julie Jacko has contributed $15 million in healthcare research in the
last decade.
Julie Jacko was one of topmost contributors for a national science foundation presidential early career award for scientists and engineers. Major researches that Julie has carried out are outwardly sponsored and supported by the national science foundation, health care research and quality agencies, Microsoft Corporation, NASA, Intel Corporation and many more.
She is globally renowned for her contributions to
applications and theory development associated to human aspects of personal,
mobile, and networked computing. Julie Jacko
is honored with the National Science Foundation CAREER Award for her research.
