Aylin Ilhan is a doctoral student at the department of Information Science at the Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, Germany. Her doctoral thesis investigates activity tracking technologies and focuses, for example, on data privacy (information disclosure and privacy concerns), gamification, health information literacy as well as of the motivation to use these technologies. She is for a second time minitrack chair at the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences in the Healthcare Track focusing on self-quantification by activity tracking technologies. Further, she is guest-editing the Special Issue Emerging Perspectives on Health Information Needs from the Aslib Journal of Information Management.

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