Old Dominion University Medical Lab. & Radiation Sciences Assistant Professor |  |
QualificationsM.B.A., Saint Louis University, Business Administration, 2005. Ph.D., University of Genoa, Biomedical Engineering, 2003. M.S., University of Genoa, Electronic Engineering, 1999. KeywordsCOS Keywords:Computer Technology (medical), Information Technology.Additional Terms:Bioinformatics, Health Education, Health Informatics, Health Information Technology, Virtual Reality.Languages(Reading, Writing, Speaking)English: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) Italian: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) Portuguese: (Basic, Basic, Basic) MembershipsAmerican Medical Informatics Association Italian Engineering Society Previous Positions2005-2006, Senior Research Associate,
Washington University in St. Louis,
School of Chemistry
2003-2005, Post-doctoral Fellow,
Saint Louis University,
School of Public Health
1999-2003, Research Associate,
University of Genoa,
School of Engineering
Funding Received- Co-Investigator Microsoft Research:
Smart Phone for Diabetes Education and Self-Management,
$98,000-$17,000,
2008
to 2009.
- Microsoft Research:
An Online Community for Teachers to Support, Observe, Collect and Evaluate Assisted Communication with Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder,
$50,000-$25,000,
2008
to 2009.
- AIR Force SBIR/STTR Phase II:
Software to Assess Readiness and Train Medical Support Operation Teams,
$750,000 - $90,000,
2008
to 2010.
- Virginia Center for Aging:
Improving Quality of Life and Short-term Memory Loss in Patients with Alzheimer's Dementia: Smartphone Application for Capturing Daily Life Moments,
$9,800,
2008
to 2009.
- Microsoft Research:
Using Smartphones To Enable Interaction And Communication With Autistic Children,
$100,000-$50,000,
2007
to 2009.
- Mymic LLC:
Emergency Management Collaborative Education & Planning Tool(Emcept),
$2,000,
2007
to 2007.
- AIR Force SBIR/STTR:
Software to Assess Readiness and Train Medical Support Operation Teams,
$98,000-$30,000,
2007
to 2008.
- Old Dominion Office of Research:
Virtual Reality for Treadmill Training: Improving Functional Ambulation in Children with Cerebral Palsy,
$21,000,
2007
to 2007.
- Old Dominion Office of Research:
Virtual Reality in Gait Rehabilitation,
$75,000-$7,500,
2007
to 2007.
- Department of Communication, Computer and System Science, University of Genoa:
The Neuroinformatics Science: New Techniques for Sharing Data and Knowledge Using Common Web-portal Infrastructure,
$15,000,
2003
to 2004.
Publications- Leroy G, De Leo G (2008) Mobile Communication and Data Gathering Software for Autistic Children and Their Caregivers, Positive Design
- De Leo G, Brivio E (2008) E-Health Solutions for Increasing Awareness and Knowledge about Chlamydia among College Students, Proceedings of the 7th Annual ISOnEworld Conference, 38-1:38-12 pages
- De Leo G, Leroy G (2008) Smartphones to Facilitate Communication and Improve Social Skills of Children with Severe Autism Spectrum Disorder: Special Education Teachers as Proxies, Proceedings of workshop on "Designing for Children with Special Needs" in 7th Conference on Interaction Design for Children
- Kott K, De Leo G, Lesher K, Brivio E, Morrison S (2008) Virtual Reality Gaming for Treadmill Training: Improving Functional Ambulation in Children with Cerebral Palsy, Cybertherapy
- LeRouge C, Ma J, De Leo G, Flaherty J (2008) Patient-Centered Design: Conceptually Modeling the Health Care Consumer, Proceedings of the AMIA Annual Symposium, In Press
- LeRouge C, Ma J, De Leo G (2008) End-User Perspectives on E-Commerce and Health Care Web Site Quality, Proceedings of the AMIA Annual Symposium, In Press
- De Leo G, Leroy G (2008) An Online Community for Teachers of Children with Autism to Support, Observe, and Evaluate Communication Enabled with Smartphones, Proceedings of the AMIA Annual Symposium, In Press
- De Leo G, Parson H, Vinik E, Vinik A (2007) Behavioral Change and Medical Education: Design and Use of an Active and Automated Telephone Call Center for Patients with Type 2 Diabetes, 6th Annual ISOnEworld Conference, 14-1:14-9 pages
- Wooley K, De Leo G (2007) E-Collaboration Tools for Government Funded Projects:NHLJBI-Pen Approach and Solution, Irma International Conference, 714-718 pages
- LeRouge C, De Leo G, Levary R. (2007) E-Commerce and Health Care Web Site Quality: Comparing and Contrasting End-User Perspectives, IRMA International Conference, 1348-1350 pages
- Boren S, De Leo G, Chanetsa F, Donaldson J, Krishna S, Balas A (2006) Evaluation of a Diabetes Education Call Center Intervention, Telemedicine and e-Health, 12 (4), 457-465
- De Leo G, Pakpahan R, Golla B, Krishna S, Boren S (2006) Cost Effectiveness of Diabetes Education via Automated Telephone System, AMIA Spring Conference, AMIA
- De Leo G, Ceriani C, Niederman F (2006) Websites Most Frequently Used by Physicians for Gathering Medical Information In Bates D (eds), AMIA Annual Symposium, Biomedical and Helath Informatics: From Foundations to Applications to Policy, 902 pages
- Molinari E, Fato M, De Leo G, Riccardo D, Beltrame F (2005) Simulation of the Boimechanical Behavior of the Skin In Virtual Surgical Applications By Finite Elements Methods, IEEE Trans Biomed Eng, 52 (9), 1514-1521
- De Leo G, Ponder M, Molet T, Fato M, Thalman D, Thalman N, Bermano F, Beltrame F (2005) A Virtual Reality System for the Training of Volunteers Involved in Health Emergency Situations, CyberPsycology&Behavior, 6 (3), 267-274
- De Leo G, Krishna S, Boren S, Fato M, Porro I, Balas E A (2005) Web and Computer Telephone-BAsed Diabetes Education: Lessons Learnt from the Development and Use of a Call Center, J Med Syst, 29 (4), 343-355
- Boren S, De Leo G, Krishna S (2005) Acceptance of Diabetes Education via the Telephone In Friedman C (eds), AMIA Annual Symposium, Biomedical and Health Informatics: From Foundations to Applications to Policy, 900 pages
- De Leo G (2004) Evaluation of WEB-CD and Virtual Reality Tools for the Training of Volunteers Involved in Health Emergency Situations, 11th World Congress in Medical Informatics, Medinfo, 1568 pages
- Martin I, Mastrogiacomo M, De Leo G, Muraglia A, Cancedda R, Quarto R (2002) Fluorescence Microscopy Imaging of Bone for Automated Histomorphometry, Tissue Engineering, 8 (5), 847-852
- Krishna S, De Leo G, Balas EA (2002) Evidence-Based Automated Preventive care Scheduling In Kohane I (eds), AMIA Annual Symposium, Biomedical Informatics: One Discipline, 1068 pages
- De Leo G, Krishna S, Balas EA, Maglaveras N, Boren SA, Beltrame F, Fato M (2002) WEB- WAP Based Telecare In Kohane I (eds), AMIA Annual Symposium, Biomedical Informatics: One Discipline, 200-204 pages
- Diaspro A (2002) Functional Imaging of Living Paramecium by Means of Confocal and Two-Photon Excitation Fluorescence Microscopy, , , Functional Imaging, 47-53 pages
- Diaspro A, Fronte P, Fato M, De Leo G, Beltrame F, Chirico G, Ramoino P (2002) Functional Imaging of Living Paramecium by Means of Confocal and Teo-Photon Excitation Fluorescence Microscopy In D. Farkas (eds), SPIE Vol. 4319, Mediclal Imaging, Funcational Imaging, 47-53 pages
- Beltrame F, De Leo G, Fato M, Masulli F, Schenone A (2001) A Three-Dimensional Visualization and Navigation Tool for Diagnostic and Surgical Planning Application, , , Visualization, Display, and Image-Guided Procedures, 507-514 pages
- Vosilla L, De Leo G, Fato M, Schenone A, Beltrame F (2000) An Interactive Tool For the Segmentation of Multimodal Medical Images, 3rd IEEE EMBS International Conference of Information Technology Application in Biomedicine, ITAB-ITIS, 203-209 pages
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