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BETA researcher and HealthTech member, Quitterie Roquebert, received one of seven Guy Ourisson prizes for the year 2023. This prize is a 5,000 euro award for promising researchers in Alsace under 40 years old.
2nd-year PhD fellow, Mouhamad Abou Hamdan, was awarded the Young Researcher's Award for the best oral presentation by a PhD student at the annual HealthTech day.
Third-year PhD candidate, Valentina Scarponi, and her co-authors were awarded the Outstanding Paper Award at the 2024 MICCAI workshop AE-CAI | CARE | OR 2.0.
BETA researcher and HealthTech member, Quitterie Roquebert, received one of seven Guy Ourisson prizes for the year 2023.…
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2nd-year PhD fellow, Mouhamad Abou Hamdan, was awarded the Young Researcher's Award for the best oral presentation by a…
Third-year PhD candidate, Valentina Scarponi, and her co-authors were awarded the Outstanding Paper Award at the 2024…
International students can now apply to our Master's starting October 1st!
Incoming Master's 2 students meet the HealthTech researchers behind the Master's research projects for the 2024-2025…
HealthTech kicked off the 2024-2025 school year on September 10th with a coffee morning and welcome presentation.
New publication alert! Click on the link to check out the newest publication from 3rd-year HealthTech doctoral student,…
New publication alert! Click on the link to check out the newest publication by HealthTech doctoral student, Aude…
After three and a half years of hard work and an intensive evaluation of the entirety of the Interdisciplinary Thematic…
BETA researcher and HealthTech member, Quitterie Roquebert, received one of seven Guy Ourisson prizes for the year 2023. This prize is a 5,000 euro award for promising researchers in Alsace under 40 years old.
For international students in a country that uses Campus France, apply before December 15th.
2nd-year PhD fellow, Mouhamad Abou Hamdan, was awarded the Young Researcher's Award for the best oral presentation by a PhD student at the annual HealthTech day.
Progress in healthcare relies on cutting-edge translational research and on highly trained scientists and engineers who will tackle the main challenges in innovation in biomedical engineering.
HealthTech is one of the 15 Interdisciplinary Thematic Institutes (ITI), funded by the University of Strasbourg, together with its partners CNRS and Inserm, under the aegis of the Excellence Initiative (IdEx) program. HealthTech aims at developing an international pole of excellence in the field of innovation in Medicine, Digital Healthcare and Computer Assisted Interventions.
The Institute is built around a unique association of doctors and surgeons, researchers in engineering and computer sciences, and researchers in the management of creativity, with a proven ability to transfer medical innovations from bench to bedside. This interdisciplinary research cluster of excellence is combined with a highly competitive graduate school, promoting training through research and the Master-PhD continuum.