Author: SNNU

As part of his 2025 summer tour, Saarland’s Minister of Economic Affairs, Jürgen Barke, visited the Center for Digital Neurotechnologies Saar (CDNS) at the University Hospital in Homburg. We were pleased to welcome him and showcase our research on how

Yesterday, we had the opportunity to present our project Digital Scrubs at the final event of the BMBF funding initiative “AI-based assistance systems for process-supporting healthcare applications (KIAS)” in Frankfurt. From compact project spotlights to thought-provoking workshops, the event highlighted

Last week marked the official start of VI-Screen PRO, the follow-up to our successful BMBF-funded project VI-Screen. The project was launched with a productive kick-off meeting, bringing together all consortium partners. VI-Screen PRO is supported by the BMBF within the

At the first Saarland Digital Health Congress, we had the opportunity to present our project Digital Scrubs and join more than 100 experts in discussing what healthcare could look like in 2030. We gained valuable insights through workshops on topics

Yesterday, we were honored to welcome Mr. Milde from the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology, and Space (BMBFTR), along with Ms. Kriewald from the Ministry of Science of Saarland. The visit provided an excellent opportunity for in-depth discussions on the

Dr. Farah Corona-Strauss recently visited several partner universities in Mexico to present ongoing research conducted in our laboratory and to introduce students to the international Master’s program in Neural Engineering offered in Germany. During her trip, Dr. Corona-Strauss had the

On May 9, we had the opportunity to present our EU-funded project Multi Immerse at Europe Day in Saarbrücken. The project focuses on enhancing the sense of human closeness through multisensory optimization of immersive virtual visits to seriously ill children.

This year, together with htw Saar, we had the honour of serving as a hosting institution for the br41n.io hackathon 2025, which forms an integral part of the g.tec spring school. Over the course of 24 hours, four teams developed

Prof. Dr. Dr. Daniel J. Strauss was invited to participate as a speaker in a panel discussion on Automotive Health at the Health Tech Hub Styria in Graz last week. The conference was aimed at advancing medical research projects in

Engineering students and faculty at Universidad Anáhuac Mayab hosted a week-long event featuring over 60 activities, including keynotes, workshops, and company visits. The event brought together experts from academia and industry to explore the future of engineering. Keynote speakers addressed