Symposium Sensors and AI for Surgery, Uni Jena, Rosensäle Fürstengraben 27, 07743 Jena; AI-driven intraoperative decision-making focus

Symposium Sensors and AI for Surgery, Uni Jena, Rosensäle Fürstengraben 27, 07743 Jena; AI-driven intraoperative decision-making focus

Symposium Sensors and AI for Surgery | Uni Jena

Overview Event details Export this event in ICS format Start 11 September 2026, 12:00 End 11 September 2026, 18:00 Types of event Conference Venue Rosensäle Fürstengraben 27 07743 Jena Google Maps site plan External link Speaker Prof. Sylvia Saalfeld Prof. Joachim Denzler Prof. Hartmut Witte Prof. Iwan Schie Dr. Anna Mühlig Prof. Jürgen Popp Organized by Friedrich Schiller University Jena University Hospital Jena TU Ilmenau Contact Dr. rer. nat. Nadja Ziller Email nadja.ziller@med.uni-jena.de Language of the event English Event website Learn more External link Barrier-free access Yes Public Yes Registration required Yes

Start: 11 September 2026, 12:00

End: 11 September 2026, 18:00

• Start - End - Types of event - Conference - Venue - Rosensäle Fürstengraben 27 07743 Jena Google Maps site planExternal link - Speaker - Prof. Sylvia Saalfeld - Prof. Joachim Denzler - Prof. Hartmut Witte - Prof. Iwan Schie - Dr. Anna Mühlig - Prof. Jürgen Popp - Organized by - Friedrich Schiller University Jena - University Hospital Jena - TU Ilmenau - Contact - Dr. rer. nat. Nadja Ziller - Language of the event - English - Event website - Learn moreExternal link - Barrier-free access - Yes - Public - Yes - Registration required - Yes Symposium Sensors and AI for Surgery Event by SensX Sensorized Surgery Research Group Overview Event details Export this event in ICS format Please register hereExternal link by 31 August 2026. We invite students, researcher and clinicians for a day of high-level scientific input. Mission: Shaping the future of sensor-based innovations for intraoperative decision making. Topics: - AI-Based Analysis of Medical Images - AI-Based Spectral Reconstruction - Automated Cell Cultivation and Analysis - Optics for Life Sciences Engineering - Translating new Technologies into Surgery - Histopathology with Raman & CARS