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Strengthening Resilience through AI in Healthcare: HTWG Konstanz, Reutlingen University, and GJU Launch International Research Cooperation
During the kick-off meeting: Prof. Dr. Ralf Seepold (HTWG), Prof. Dr. Hisham ElMoaqet (GJU), Prof. Dr. Natividad Martínez Madrid (Reutlingen University), (l.t.r) Konstanz/Reutlingen/Amman – April 2025 Three universities from Germany and Jordan have come together to launch an international cooperation project that addresses one of the most pressing needs of our time: the application of…
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1st International Mental Health Workshop
FIRST IMPULS-AI ACEMATE WORKSHOP The event will be dedicated to the socialization and analysis of innovative projects in neuroscience and technologies applied to mental health in the Colombian child and adolescent population. The Event organized in the framework of the project “Diagnóstico temprano y de bajo costo para trastornos del control de impulsos en niños/as…
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Innovative and Resilient Medicine Enhanced with AI Against Cancer
Invitation to a symposium organized in cooperation with the University of Seville (October 28-30, 2024) Cancer has an exceptional prevalence in the southern regions of Spain and Portugal. It is striking that national borders play a role in some types of cancer, which suggests that environmental influences, political guidelines, and lifestyle habits have an impact.…
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Advanced Stress Management – Dissertation of W. Daniel Scherz
Seville, 24-Sept-24. W. Daniel Scherz has defended his dissertation about the “Integration of Physiological Signals and Personal Characteristics to Prevent and Manage Stress”. Stress management is becoming increasingly important in our society. It is evident that stress, whether measured subjectively or physiologically, has a detrimental effect on decision-making abilities and significantly impacts an individual’s health…
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Medical Summer School 2024
Telemedical Care Pharmacy and AI Integration in Advancing Digital Health 2-6 September 2024, Sarajevo “Pharmacy and AI Integration in Advancing Digital Health” summer school is a dynamic and forward-thinking educational initiative designed to empower the next generation of healthcare innovators. Over the course of one intensive week, participants will embark on a transformative journey at…
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SALUS: International Workshop on Citizen-centered health platform for cross-border regions
Seville, February 22-23, 2024. The International Workshop on Citizen-centered Health Platform for cross-border Regions (SALUS 2024) took place at the Lecture Hall of the School of Computer Engineering of the University of Seville. SALUS2024 promoter and organizer team. (Right to left) Natividad Martínez Madrid, Juan Antonio Ortega, Mª Carmen Romero, Ralf Seepold, Gloria Miró, Andreea…
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Citizen-centered health platform for cross-border regions
The SALUS project aims to provide a citizen-centered health platform that can be used in cross-border regions within Europe. Cross-border regions are defined as areas where social and economic exchange occurs across national borders. Photo from a work group meeting (f.l.t.r.) Ivan Chorbev, Elma Zanaj, Arian Boci, George E. Dafoulas, Panagiotis Bamidis, Polina Mihova and Ralf Seepold This first meeting in…
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Networking for Research
Prof. Dr. Ralf Seepold was member of the first DFG delegation trip to the US presenting HTWG Konstanz and the reserarch of his group. Together with DFG Vice President Prof. Karin Jacobs, the first thematic delegation started this week for North America! Around 30 researchers and multipliers from 25 HAWs at Purdue University, the University…
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Medical Summer School 2023
Towards building sustainable and co-created telemedicine systems in Western Balkan Countries 4-8 September 2023 Medical Summer School The Summer School addresses all medical topics towards building sustainable and co-created telemedicine systems in Western Balkan Countries. The WHO has issued a document outlining key strategic points for improving the quality of healthcare in the Western Balkans region.…
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25 years in the service of the state of Baden-Württemberg
Prof. Dr. Ralf Seepold is a professor of computer science at the HTWG Konstanz. Together with renowned partners such as the Charité in Berlin, he is conducting research in the field of sleep medicine on non-invasive sleep monitoring, i.e., monitoring without the use of examination devices on the person’s body. 25 years in the service…