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Paul Joseph (“PJ”) Fameli, DTech

Doctor of Technology (DTech) Candidate at Purdue University Polytechnic Institute

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PJ Fameli is an Early Career Researcher in the Socio-Gerontechnology Network. He is a retired defense professional with over 40 years of extensive experience in international education, strategic training operations, and digital innovation. His distinguished career spanned strategic roles at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe (SHAPE)/NATO, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, U.S. Army Japan and overseas assignments in Europe and Asia. PJ led international military training programs, promoted host nation relations for U.S. Forces overseas, fostered cross-cultural collaboration and led multi-national military educational policy development. His academic expertise includes digital education, applied data analytics, and the integration of technological innovation within training frameworks. Currently a Doctor of Technology (DTech) Candidate at Purdue University Polytechnic Institute, his current research investigates the feasibility of smart toilet hygiene gerontechnologies for enhancing seniors’ quality of life. PJ holds an MSc in Digital Education from the University of Edinburgh, an MA in International Relations from Boston University, an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management, and a BSFS in International Affairs from Georgetown University. He seeks to contribute to advancements in socio-gerontechnology, focusing on digital inclusion, educational innovation, and cross-cultural adaptation of emerging technologies. His commitment to research-driven solutions underscores his dedication to improving societal outcomes for aging populations worldwide.

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Fameli, P.J. (2026). Innovation in Toilet Hygiene – A Meta-Review of the Use of Automated Bidets to Reduce Caregiver Burden for Seniors. Purdue University Polytechnic Institute. West LaFayette, IN, U.S.A.

Fameli, P.J. (2026). Innovation in Toilet Hygiene – A Meta-Review of the Use of Automated Bidets to Reduce Caregiver Burden for Seniors. Purdue University Polytechnic Institute. West LaFayette, IN, U.S.A.