Register now for the Digital Society Health & Well-being conference ‘AI in Healthcare: preparing for the future’ on October 1st Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers great opportunities to reduce the pressure…
Read More
News
Sally Wyatt, 9 July 2020 In early 2020, the corona virus started to take its toll around the world, on people’s health and daily lives, on healthcare systems, and on…
The original interview can be found here. How does the use of artificial intelligence (AI) change organizations in practice? How can organizations improve their application of AI systems? In order…
We are happy to announce the second Digital Society Health & Well-being conference ‘AI in Healthcare: preparing for the future’ on October 1st. Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers great opportunities to…
Today, the temporary committee on the Digital Future (Tijdelijke Commissie Digitale Toekomst, TCDT) presented its final report, ‘Update required – towards greater parliamentary control on digitisation‘, to the Speaker of…
The whole world is currently engaged in a social experiment to reorganize around the Corona pandemic. Those who can continue their work from home are experimenting and learning-by-doing to work…
On January 29, the Personalized eHealth Technology Symposium took place at the University of Twente during the national eHealth week. With 100 attendees, 4 sessions, good network lunch and demo’s, it was an inspiring…
Professor Andrea Evers is one of the 20 new members appointed to the Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities (KHMW) in 2020. The KHMW has a long tradition of…
How we realize our vision towards implementing digital solutions to create health and wellbeing. Today no one will argue that to confront complex societal challenges of the present world we…
Rianne Fijten, senior scientist at Maastro Clinic and involved in the Health & Well-being group, co-authored an article about implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) in health care on the online platform…
On 30th of January the annual Health-RI conference 2020 was organised with the theme ‘towards data driven health’. Data driven health involves combining of data from clinical routine, research data…
Women in Data Science (WiDS) started as a conference at Stanford in November 2015. It is an initiative to showcase outstanding work done by women in the field. Now, it…
Very few Maastricht professors opt against having their own office, but André Dekker swears by flex-desks. This interview with the professor of Clinical Data Sciences takes place in a random…
On Valentine’s Day, you could hardly ignore it: the Netherlands was buzzing with #realcontact. From trending topic on Twitter and a huge cake at the Council of Ministers to various…
The Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU) and COMMIT/ have awarded 135.000 euros to three new Team Science projects in the Digital Society Research Agenda of the VSNU. The…
Cancellation Innovation Room #15 – CLASH Dear participants, dear cLAshers, These are unprecedented circumstances we are in. The whole team of LDE CEL would like to wish you strength and…
5 & 6 March 2020 Amsterdam Are we headed to a smarter workplace, or a dumber future? From automating simple tasks to predicting efficiencies, AI has much to offer business….
Dr Bernold Nieuwesteeg of Erasmus School of Law investigated, together with colleague Prof. Michael Faure and Prof. Michel van Eeten of the TU-Delft, the effect of the data breach reporting obligation as commissioned by the Cyber Security Council (CSR)….
NWO kent drie miljoen euro toe aan vijf nieuwe onderzoeken binnen het programma Digitale samenleving – de geïnformeerde burger. Het doel van het onderzoeksprogramma is om de inzet van digitale…
The digital revolution is having a significant impact on the way we learn and the ways in which educational institutions operate and engage with their students. Learning in a Digital…
Latest tweets
Stay updated by subscribing
to our newsletter.
