The KDI project’s closing event took place on September 29, 2017 in the Berlin Museum of Medical History

Published by Max Biwersi on

he ruin of the former Rudolf Virchow Lecture Hall, with its historic charm, presented a unique event location that has made for an unforgettable experience

.Programme:

  • 10:00 – Introduction to clinical data intelligence
  • 11:00 – Organisation of clincial data, data security
  • 12:00 – Application scenarios
  • 15:00 – External speakers
  • 16:00 – Official Demo Event / Internal meeting with DLR and BMWi
  • 17:00 – Farewell

Berlin Museum of Medical History

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