122 search results for „medicine“

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    • Magazine Humboldt Kosmos

      Prodigious promise and mysterious mistakes

      Enthusiasm for all the things artificial intelligence can do is enormous – but people are also worried about the risks inherent in a technology that could outstrip us. AI experts in the Humboldt Network analyse what AI can already do today, what it still has to learn and what risks it involves.

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      Prodigious promise and mysterious mistakes
    • Magazine Humboldt Kosmos

      “We need a CERN for AI in Europe”

      Human-centred AI could constitute a huge locational advantage for Germany and Europe, says Humboldt Professor for AI, Holger Hoos. A conversation about battling industry for talents and sustainable AI.

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      “We need a CERN for AI in Europe”
    • Philip van der Eijk

      Philosophy and the History of Science as well as in the History of Ancient Medicine. He focuses on the dialogue between philosophy and medicine. Nominating University: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Classics Philip [...] Philip van der Eijk focuses on the dialogue between philosophy and medicine. His current research interests are concerned with the understanding of the interaction between body and soul from Antiquity to [...] expected to give significant impetus to and expedite the internationalisation of the History of Ancient Medicine and Classics in Germany. Berlin’s Humboldt University has established a Centre for the History of

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    • Matthias Wessling

      it is planned to use his expertise to forge close links between engineering, natural science and medicine. The location should become a top international address for membrane research. Brief bio Prof. Dr

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    • Oliver Brock

      robots which can produce complicated reactions and motion sequences and are thus suitable for use in medicine, space travel or in case of accidents involving radioactivity. At Berlin’s University of Technology

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    • Michael H. Sieweke

      of California, Berkeley, USA. He has also been a visiting scholar at the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute in Melbourne, Australia, and an Einstein BIH visiting fellow at the Max-Delbrück Center

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      Michael H. Sieweke
    • Wil van der Aalst

      process and workflow analysis and drive cooperation with the engineering, business and economics, and medicine faculties, and also industry. Nominating University: RWTH Aachen University Informatics / Computer

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    • Wolfram Ruf

      the field of coagulation physiology. Nominating University: Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Medicine The main focus of Wolfram Ruf's work is on examining the protein thromboplastin which plays an important

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      Wolfram Ruf
    • Matthias Tschöp

      Nominating University: Technische Universität München together with the Helmholtz Zentrum München Medicine Matthias Tschöp's work focuses both on research into molecular transduction mechanisms that play [...] USA in 2003, where he has been a professor at the Metabolic Disease Institute of the College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, USA, and has held a chair since 2010. He has also won numerous

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      Matthias Tschöp