Summary
Boris Kingma is an affiliate professor and senior human performance analyst with 11 years of experience applying physics, physiology and computer science to human thermal health, performance and wellbeing. He develops biophysical models, decision-support tools and sensor-driven products—most recently contributing to a next-gen ClimApp for the Novo Nordisk ICARUS Project—bridging academic rigor with operational impact at TNO and Copenhagen University. His background spans academia and industry, from mathematical modelling of thermoregulation and clothing heat transfer to AI-enabled coaching systems for elite equine performance and a sold medical training startup. Trained in human biology, operations research and artificial intelligence, he combines deep quantitative skills with practical product delivery and interdisciplinary collaboration. An understated strength is his ability to turn complex thermal physiology into actionable tools that collect research-grade data while serving end users.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
BSc, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, BSc, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science at Maastricht University
VWO, VWO at Montessori College Maastricht
MSc, Operations Resarch, Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, Econometrics, MSc, Operations Resarch, Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence, Econometrics at Universiteit Maastricht
PhD, Human Biology, PhD, Human Biology at NUTRIM School for Nutrition, Toxicology and Metabolism of Maastricht University Medical centre + (MUMC+)
English, Dutch