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It is currently difficult to conduct research on international health data. What problems exist, how the hurdles can be overcome, how data can remain secure but still make more research possible - this is the topic of an international health data congress on 20-21 June 2023 in Berlin. The NFDI4Health will be there.
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On 21 September 2023, the U Bremen Research Alliance together with JUST ADD AI, the Transfer Centre for Artificial Intelligence BREMEN.AI and the Integrated Health Campus Bremen invite you to the AI in Health conference with a diverse programme of presentations, discussions and networking. The event is free of charge and places are limited.
On the way to a progressive and efficient health care system, there is no way around the topics of digitalisation, artificial intelligence and big data. That is why the IDG Institute for Digital Health Data RLP is offering a platform for exchange, inspiration and further development with the Digital Health Data Space on 12.07.2023 in Mainz. Get to know the current trends, gather fresh ideas and network with new partners.
Under the motto "Caring is Sharing - Exploiting Value in Data for Health and Innovation", experts from all over Europe met from 22 to 25 May to discuss the latest developments in data sharing in the health sector. In the following, Matthias Löbe, who represented NFDI4Health at the event, reports on his contribution.
On 11 May, our second workshop for the development of the NFDI4Health Central Access Point (CAP) took place. Our goal is to develop a tool for a simplified, unified and digital application management for research data.
On 07 June 2023, all members of the U Bremen Research Alliance will jointly organise "Research Data Management Days". The aim is to raise awareness of the importance of contemporary research data management and share good practices throughout the Alliance and by involving stakeholders from business and society.
The National Research Data Infrastructure for Personal Health Data (NFDI4Health) is setting up four projects in the field of citizen science. The goal is to reduce concerns about the use of data through intensive exchange with interested citizens and to demonstrate the opportunities it offers.
