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Service Event “Eating, Learning, Netzworking” – The digital ship

Key Speaker

Dr. sc. ETH Nikolas Schaal
Projectmanager Digital Shiptec AG

Shiptec is Switzerlands largest professional shipyard. I will present our digital solutions for captain and ship owner. Clear benefits as well as future plans are presented.



Please register using the form below. You can also find all information in the flyer!

Clinical Data Reuse – Promises or Problems?

Program

Welcome
Yana Yoncheva, IB Digital Health Nation & Dr. Gundula Heinatz Bürki, IB Databooster

Clinical Data Reuse – Promises or Problems? by Prof. Dr. Thomas Bürkle, Applied University of Bern, Professor for medical informatics

This part of the webinar will introduce in the topic of clinical data reuse with examples from large hospital environments e.g. integrating routine data into cancer registry or for research purposes and using genetic data for drug therapy decision support.
On a technical level, the tasks of integration and interoperability on technical, semantical and workflow level will be discussed and a critical retrospective of achievements and drawbacks will be presented.

Thomas Bürkle joined Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH) as a professor for medical informatics in 2014. He teaches various medical informatics and interoperability subjects in Bachelor and Master level in Biel/Bienne and Zurich. His research interests include clinical decision support, information processing in intensive care, data reuse, workflow support and evaluation of healthcare IT. He was or is responsible for the research projects “Spital der Zukunft” and “Digi-care” (BFH-part).

Health Data Repository for Data Driven Clinical Research by Dr. Sebastiano Caprara, Balgrist University Hospital, Lead Digital Medical Unit

A paradigm shift toward electronic health records, and extension of these to include clinical research
datasets, is rapidly gaining momentum but requires effective interlinking of patient data. The main goal of the Health Data Repository – HDR – project is to develop a digital platform at the Balgrist University Hospital that can be modularly integrated in the flow of medical and research data within a hospital local digital environment, focusing on structured clinical data and research cohorts. The first step of our data integration approach aims at data harmonization between the hospital and its different departments. The HDR API (Application Programming Interface) layer is able to connect to multiple clinical IT systems, extract relevant data, map it to a target standard, and de-identify the data for research purposes. When queried from clinical systems, the data is mapped to standardized models, aligning it with ongoing national and international efforts in terms of terminology.
We aim to leverage standard data models and ontologies to improve research quality and facilitate academic collaborations, but we are also preparing the clinical IT infrastructure to facilitate the integration of innovative digital tools and data-driven medicine results in daily clinical processes.

Dr. Sebastiano Caprara received his PhD degree at the ETH Zurich with focus on machine learning and predictive models providing solutions for preoperative planning of spinal fusion surgery. He is currently leading the Health Data Repository project at the Balgrist University Hospital and establishing the Digital Medicine Unit. He is part of the digitalSwitzerland initiative representing Balgrist in the Digital Health Committee.

Q&A and Closing

Open Innovation Workshop «Construction & Data Science»

Bauen digital Schweiz / buildingSMART Switzerland, die data Innovation alliance sowie opensource.construction führen einen Open Innovation Workshop mit dem Thema «Construction & Data Science» durch. Dieser bringt Top- Expert:innen aus der Baubranche und der Data Science Community zusammen.

Der Workshop adressiert eine aktuelle Herausforderung in der Bauindustrie: die Datenqualität. Daten müssen über die gesamte Wertschöpfungskette, d.h. von Akquisition, Planung, Erstellung bis hin zum Betrieb durchgängig verfügbar sein und so strukturiert werden, dass mit aktuellen Ansätzen aus den Bereichen Data Analysis, Machine Learning und Artficial Intelligence Mehrwerte geschaffen werden können. 

Der Workshop bietet den Teilnehmern die Gelegenheit, disziplinübergreifende Projekte zu identifizieren und kreative Lösungsansätze zu entwickeln. Dafür werden zunächst die Herausforderungen in der Bauindustrie entlang einem typischen Projektablauf und einer Einführung zu den involvierten Stakeholdern erläutert. Die Teilnehmer aus der Bauindustrie bringen erste Ideen mit, die als Ankerpunkte für die Diskussion in kleinen Gruppen dienen und disziplinübergreifend weiterentwickelt werden. In einem Pitch werden die besten Vorschläge ausgewählt. Diese erhalten die Möglichkeit, im Rahmen des Innovation Booster Databooster die Ideen hin zu einem Projekt zu konkretisieren, dabei werden die Teams methodisch und finanziell mit bis zu CHF 25‘000 unterstützt.

Open Innovation @ Databooster Webinar

Implementation of open innovation within the framework of the Innovationbooster “Databooster” powered by Innosuisse. Get to know new opportunities followed by a Q&A session.

The challenges of our time need innovative concepts, approaches and solutions. The databooster program supports this process – from the identification of challenges and the development of ideas to the initialization of innovation projects. In this webinar, you will learn about the funding opportunities within the framework of the databooster program, the application process and further opportunities and services provided by the databooster program and the data innovation alliance

Zoom meeting: Link
Meeting ID: 820 1327 7290
Passcode: 869684

Open Innovation @ Databooster Webinar

Implementation of open innovation within the framework of the Innovationbooster “Databooster” powered by Innosuisse. Get to know new opportunities followed by a Q&A session.

The challenges of our time need innovative concepts, approaches and solutions. The databooster program supports this process – from the identification of challenges and the development of ideas to the initialization of innovation projects. In this webinar, you will learn about the funding opportunities within the framework of the databooster program, the application process and further opportunities and services provided by the databooster program and the data innovation alliance.

Zoom meeting: Link
Meeting ID: 820 3576 2566
Passcode: 057195

Open Innovation @ Databooster Webinar

Implementation of open innovation within the framework of the Innovationbooster “Databooster” powered by Innosuisse. Get to know new opportunities followed by a Q&A session.

The challenges of our time need innovative concepts, approaches and solutions. The databooster program supports this process – from the identification of challenges and the development of ideas to the initialization of innovation projects. In this webinar, you will learn about the funding opportunities within the framework of the databooster program, the application process and further opportunities and services provided by the databooster program and the data innovation alliance

Zoom meeting: Link
Meeting ID: 874 0508 3009
Passcode: 969502

Open Innovation @ Databooster Webinar

Implementation of open innovation within the framework of the Innovationbooster “Databooster” powered by Innosuisse. Get to know new opportunities followed by a Q&A session.

More details will be announced soon.

Industry 4.0 Workshop

The Focus Topic “Industry 4.0” includes multiple innovative technologies in the area of industrial production. The focus is on intelligent and digitally connected systems. The full value chain from purchasing over logistics to manufacturing, are affected. However, two main areas of application are emerging: the smart factory and data-based services. In the smart factory, Industry 4.0 encompasses three levels of process automation: (1) condition monitoring of a machine or process, (2) data-based optimization through predictive intervention, and (3) self-organization of a system through self-diagnosis and autonomous machine decisions. Industry 4.0 also consists of a variety of other technologies such as augmented reality, digital twins, and mobile/collaborative robots.

Swiss industry is very well placed to play an efficient role in the developments surrounding Industry 4.0. We will explore the realm of Industry 4.0 in a joint event by Innovation Booster Robotics and Innovation Databooster.

The event is free to attend with a lunch and refreshments provided by the organizer.

Registration can be found here: Registration

Open Thinking Zurich

End the working day with some inspiration? Making new contacts and exchange with like-minded people, getting updates on current developments in the field of Data Science – and above all, experience lots of creativity and the development of new ideas? And all this in the center of Zurich and only 5 minutes from the train station?

Then the first Beerstorming event on 25 May 2023, 5:00 PM, is the right place for you. Get involved and experience how your idea takes wings! Can’t make it? Don’t worry as there are other beerstorming events on 07 July in Bern and 21 September in Zurich!

Registration required – the respective venue will be communicated 2 weeks in advance.

Lunch & Lecture – Brainfood zum Zmittag

Machen Sie sich in der Mittagspause fit für wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse: Diskutieren Sie mit!
Die leckeren Sandwiches und Getränke vom Lilly Jo“ sorgen fürs kulinarische Wohl und sind im Eintrittspreis inbegriffen.
Eine Veranstaltungsreihe in Kooperation mit der Universität Zürich

Innovation Made in Switzerland
Warum ist die Schweiz das innovativste Land der Welt?
Wie schafft es die Schweiz, die Rangliste des Global Innovation Index seit Jahren anzuführen? Eine entscheidende Rolle spielen auf jeden Fall staatliche und kantonale Förderagenturen sowie regionale Denkfabriken. Aber was ist überhaupt eine Innovation und wie wird der Innovationsgrad gemessen? Was ist der Unterschied zwischen einer Idee, einer Erfindung und einer Innovation? Und welche unternehmerischen Voraussetzungen braucht «echte» Innovation?

Gast
Dr. Gundula Heinatz Bürki; Managing Director der Data Innovation Alliance Nachhaltigkeit

Leitung und Moderation
Dr. Dana Sindermann, Paulus Akademie
Dr. Reik Leiterer, Universität Zürich

Veranstaltungsort

Paulus Akademie, Pfingstweidstrassse 28, 8005 Zürich

Kosten

CHF 30.- (inkl. Sandwich, Salat und Getränk); CHF 20.- für Mitglieder Gönnerverein, Studierende und Lernende, IV-Bezüger und mit KulturLegi.

Anmeldeschluss

Montag, 30.01.2023

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