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  • 2025-09-17 17:00:00

#Bridge: Machine Learning as a Game Changer in Medicine

Wednesday September 17th
17:00 - 19:00 PM
Unicorn, Conference Deck

Machine learning opens up new possibilities in medicine and healthcare: faster diagnoses, personalized treatments, and more efficient research.
AI models analyze huge amounts of data, recognize patterns, and support doctors in decision-making.
Machine learning is also driving breakthroughs in drug development and imaging. The technology increases precision and efficiency – for smarter, more personalized, and future-proof healthcare.
Using current and practical use cases from the research and clinical fields, the event illustrates the possibilities and opportunities of using AI in medicine.

#Bridge: Machine Learning as a Game Changer in Medicine
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Program

  • Opening address

  • Keynote speech 1: Martin Holler (IDea_Lab of the University of Graz)

  • Keynote speech 2: Magdalena Hoffmann (LKH University Hospital Graz) & Nikolas Hava (CANCOM Austria)

  • Keynote speech 3: Manfred Prantl (AIgnostic)

  • Keynote speech 4: Tobias Schreck (Graz University of Technology) & Georg Göbel (Medical University of Innsbruck)

  • Panel discussion

  • Get together & Networking (from 19:00 PM)

#BRIDGE: Connecting Science, Business & Society

With the #BRIDGE Talks, the IDea_Lab at the University of Graz fulfills its role as a bridge-builder, bringing together stakeholders from science, business, and society. #BRIDGE offers a creative space for interdisciplinary knowledge transfer, as well as for dialogue and networking in the context of AI, Big Data, and digital transformation.

The event – ​​organized by the University of Graz in cooperation with Human.technology Styria – offers practical insights into current applications of ML in the medical field. Experts from the IDea_Lab at the University of Graz, LKH University Hospital Graz from CANCOM Austria, Agnostic, the TU Graz and Medical University of Innsbruck present concrete use cases from research and clinical practice.

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