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From Pixel to Patient: Making Medical AI Work in the Real World
Medical AI matters only when it moves from research into clinical use through shared data, cross-institution work and tools that bring clear benefits to patients, this DLD Health expert panel,…
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Growing Europe’s Health Innovation Ecosystem
Europe must stop exporting its health innovations and start scaling them at home, this DLD Health expert panel discussion makes clear. Moderated by Stefan Drüssler (UnternehmerTUM), the session includes Marion…
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What Building a Moonshot Revealed About Neurology’s Missing Layer
What happens when a serial problem-solver who helped put a spacecraft on the Moon turns his innovation approach toward his own diagnosis? In this deeply personal DLD Health talk, Achi…
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How AI Is Rebuilding Healthcare
One of the most powerful things AI can to improve healthcare might simply be stripping away the paperwork, so that medicine becomes human again. That’s the provocative idea at the…
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Invasive Brain Computer Interface Implantation
This DLD Health session shows how invasive brain-computer interfaces are moving from science fiction toward clinical possibility: restoring movement, communication, and independence, while also raising questions about safety, access to…
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Keynote DLD Health x BAIOSPHERE
In his DLD Health x BAIOSPHERE keynote, Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder presents a bold vision for Bavaria’s role in the future of medicine, AI, and high-tech innovation. Prosperity will increasingly…
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The Promptah No. 4: “It’s Only the Beginning!”
How to keep calm and navigate through turbulent times? Some of the world’s leading thinkers offer guidance in the fourth issue of DLD’s people magazine for curious minds.
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AI in Medicine: “This is a Pivotal Moment”
Award-winning researcher Fabian Theis of Helmholtz Munich explains why the next leap in understanding biology and curing diseases will from Artificial Intelligence and big data.
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From Taiwan to Germany: How Radical Participation Leapfrogs Public Trust
Public trust can be rebuilt faster than many people expect, and one of the best ways is citizen engagement, this inspiring DLD26 conversation between Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s first Digital Minister,…
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From Identity to Ownership: Tokenizing Participation in the Digital Age
Most people using the Internet don’t own their own content – they are, in effect, “digital serfs”, as Animoca Brands chairman Yat Siu puts it in his DLD26 conversation with…
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Why We Need Open Science
Science without paywalls is not a nice-to-have but the engine of innovation, economic growth, and planetary survival, Kamila Markram, CEO of science platform Frontiers, argues in her DLD26 conversation with…
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Return to the Moon
Can you imagine commuting to space or sending a package to the Moon, as if it were just another destination on Earth? Such exciting prospects lie at the heart of…
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What Kind of Defense Innovation Ecosystem Do We Need in Germany and Europe?
Amid global political instability Europe faces an uncomfortable challenge: the need to rapidly scale its defense capabilities – in a resposible way. This DLD26 session, moderated by Tanit Koch (FOCUS), brings together Benedikt Franke (Munich Security Conference); Marco Iannaccone (HypoVereinsbank); and Balázs...
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Digital Identities
It may seem hard to imagine but some 1.7 billion people around the world still do not have access to banking – and around 1 billion people have no official identity documents, such as passports, ID cards, and birth certificates. How do...
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