The safety of AI-enabled medical devices depends also on how people interact with these systems.
Creating a new interdisciplinarity between medicine and high-tech
EKFZ for
Digital Health
Clinicum Digitale 2026
Designed as an intensive spring school, the program provides an entry point into interdisciplinary research and innovation in digital health.
AI model to predict liver cancer risk
The developed AI model can predict liver cancer risk based on routinely collected clinical data, such as pre-existing conditions, laboratory values, and lifestyle factors.
DIE ZEIT Anniversary Edition:
80 Questions for Science and Research
In this special edition, our advertorial answers the question, “Who ensures that AI in medicine is safe and trustworthy?”
Artificial intelligence in medicine must be reliable, secure, and transparent. It should focus on people and align with European security and data protection standards. To achieve this, AI technologies must be developed in Germany and Europe. At the EKFZ for Digital Health (TU Dresden), Jakob N. Kather, Professor of Clinical Artificial Intelligence, is already implementing this approach.
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Summer School | 1 – 5 June 2026 | Brussels
Digital Health at the Crossroads: Balancing Progress and Individual Rights
Together with leading scholars, policymakers, industry experts, and practitioners of the field we will dissect the complexities of digital health and collaborate on solutions that balance progress with protection.
