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Dear Sir or Madam, Monday is tradefair time – with virtual.MEDICA! MEDICA 2020 is happening online because of the corona pandemic. Because of this, we won't be able to meet each other in person in Düsseldorf. But don't worry, we still have put a varied, exciting and informative program together for you. Lectures, virtual booths, video websessions with exhibitors – read here, what we have in store for you! Timo Roth
Editorial team virtual.MEDICA
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virtual.MEDICA - Why you should definitely participate virtually
This is new for you in 2020!
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Conference Area - Four days of virtual knowledge transfer in exciting discussions and top-class lectures by renowned speakers.
- NEW: Everything will be transmitted via live video streams and will also be available on-demand after the event. Exhibition Space - Exhibitors present their product highlights and innovations.
- NEW: Now also with Exhibitor Video Arena and Exhibitor Web Sessions with live presentations and chat function. Networking Plaza - Online trade visitors and virtual exhibitors make direct contacts via our matchmaking tool – supported by AI technology.
- NEW: Now also connect around the clock worldwide via personal video meetings with a maximum of three other people. This is how we turn challenges into new opportunities with virtual.MEDICA – use yours and join in!
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KUKA Aktiengesellschaft
virtual.MEDICA Sponsor 2020
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As a leading global supplier of intelligent automation solutions KUKA offers its customers everything from a single source: from robots and cells to fully automated systems and their networking in markets such as automotive, electronics, general industry, consumer goods, e-commerce/retail and healthcare.
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Disinfection: a robot nips viruses in the bud
Topic of the Month
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Hospitals are considered to be a primary route of disease transmission. That is why patient rooms, operating rooms, and waiting areas should be disinfected regularly and thoroughly - and not just during the coronavirus pandemic. At the virtual.MEDICA trade fair, ICA Traffic GmbH will showcase the HERO21 robot, a disinfection unit that uses UVC radiation.
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virtual.MEDICA MEDICINE + SPORTS CONFERENCE on November 18th and 19th
Don't miss the annual highlight in sports medicine
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Next week, the virtual.MEDICA MEDICINE + SPORTS CONFERENCE will take place online. It is the annual innovation highlight in sports medicine. With the online member ticket (EUR 79 including VAT), participants will have access to the conference livestream and the recorded speaker videos on November 18 and 19 for up to 6 months after the conference. The two-day program of the virtual.MEDICA MEDICINE + SPORTS CONFERENCE includes 5 conference sessions. The main topics of this year's conference are: "Future concepts in sports medicine", "Tailor-made training programs", "Evidence-based diagnostics and wearables", "Sport in times of highly infectious viral diseases and a polluted environment" and "Digital innovations in sport and health care". The conference is accredited by the North Rhine Medical Association with 9 CME points for attending the live-online event. Take the chance and learn from the best!
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Researchers 3D print biomedical parts with supersonic speed
Research & Technology, Electromedicine, Medical Technology
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Forget glue, screws, heat or other traditional bonding methods. A Cornell University-led collaboration has developed a 3D printing technique that creates cellular metallic materials by smashing together powder particles at supersonic speed.
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Researchers isolate and decode brain signal patterns for specific behaviors
Research & Technology, Information and Communication Technology
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At any given moment in time, our brain is involved in various activities. As a result, brain signals contain dynamic neural patterns that reflect a combination of these activities simultaneously. A standing challenge has been isolating those patterns in brain signals that relate to a specific behavior, such as finger movements.
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Implantable sensor could measure bodily functions and then safely biodegrade
Research & Technology, Electromedicine, Medical Technology
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Sensors that monitor a patient's condition during and after medical procedures can be expensive, uncomfortable and even dangerous. Now, an international team of researchers has designed a highly sensitive flexible gas sensor that can be implanted in the body -- and, after it's no longer needed, safely biodegrade into materials that are absorbed by the body.
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Face masks don't hinder breathing during exercise
Laboratory Equipment, Diagnostica, Research & Technology
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A new University of Saskatchewan (USask) study has found that exercise performance and blood and muscle oxygen levels are not affected for healthy individuals wearing a face mask during strenuous workouts.
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Using artificial intelligence can improve pregnant women's health
Research & Technology, Information and Communication Technology
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Researchers from the University of Seville have carried out a rigorous and detailed analysis of how artificial intelligence has been used with pregnant women over the last twelve years. The analysis confirmed that disorders such as congenital heart birth defects or macrosomia, gestational diabetes and preterm birth can be detected earlier when artificial intelligence is used.
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Wearable EEG: A comfortable way to record brain activity
Interview
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An electroencephalogram (EEG) is a test that is used in cognitive research or to diagnose conditions such as epilepsy and sleep disorders. EEG electrode caps are somewhat difficult to wear, which is why they are only used in laboratories. One viable alternative are measuring devices made of printed electronics. They are more comfortable to wear and allow users to continue their daily activities.
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Read the interview here:
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Machine learning models to predict critical illness and mortality in COVID-19 patients
Public Health & Associations, Information and Communication Technology
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Mount Sinai researchers have developed machine learning models that predict the likelihood of critical events and mortality in COVID-19 patients within clinically relevant time windows. The new models outlined in the study could aid clinical practitioners at Mount Sinai and across the world in the care and management of COVID-19 patients.
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Commodities and Consumer Goods, Company News
Hybrisan install new electrospinning production line
Hybrisan Ltd.
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Hybrisan, the South Wales based advanced antimicrobial specialists, have installed a new Elmarco electrospinning production line to increase the production of PPE equipment, while also accelerating...
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Electromedicine, Medical Technology, Company News
Power Package vor ventilators
RRC power solutions GmbH
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In order to drive new product developments in the shortest possible time, RRC power solutions now offers an immediately available solution for the necessary portable power supply: the Power-Package...
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Electromedicine, Medical Technology, Company News
Decentralized monitoring of COVID-19 patients: M3Infekt project launched
Fraunhofer-Institut für Elektronische Nanosysteme ENAS
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Fraunhofer ENAS contributes its expertise on continuously tunable Fabry-Pérot filter for a monitoring system of COVID-19 patients within the Fraunhofer cluster project M3Infekt. The cluster project...
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Electromedicine, Medical Technology, Company News
NEW Healthcare plant in Mexico
Plastiflex Group NV
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Plastiflex opens a new Health Care Manufacturing room in Tijuana (Mexico) Plastiflex group, one of the world biggest producers of plastic flexible tubes and hoses with headquarters in Belgium...
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