LSA2018

Regulatory Affairs
Deep Learning
Microfluidics

July 4, 2018, 8.30 am to 5.30 pm – MediaDocks, Lübeck

Programme
08.30 Registration and coffee

Plenum Session: Welcome and Introductory Key Notes Room MF 500
09.00
Welcome
Lars Schöning
Lübeck Chamber of Commerce and Industry
09.10
Key note 1: AI Now and in the Future – Opportunities and Risks
Wolfgang Hildesheim
Head of Watson and AI, DACH – IBM Cognitive Solutions
IBM Deutschland GmbH, Hamburg
10.00
Key note 2: Emerging Medical Technology in Politics and Society
Christopher Coenen
Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
10.50
Discussion
11.10
Refreshments and exhibition

Parallel Session 1: Regulatory Affairs
Room MF 500
11.45
Medical Device Regulation: Implementation on European Level, First Results
Matthias Neumann
German Federal Ministry of Health, BMG, Berlin
12.30
Designation Process of Notified Bodies
Andrea Johmann
Central Authority of the Länder for Health Protection with regard to Medicinal Products and Medical Devices, ZLG
13.15
Lunch and exhibition
14.15
Re-Designation and Transition Period – Impact on Manufacturers
Klaus-Dieter Ziel
MEDCERT GmbH Notified Body, Hamburg
14.45
Clinical Data for Conformity Assessment and Regulatory Approval
Michael Imhoff
qtec consult GmbH, Lübeck
15.15
Refreshments and exhibition
15.45
Meeting UDI-requirements – Lessons Learnt and Customer Perspective
Sylvia Reingardt
GS1 Germany GmbH, Köln
16.15
Panel discussion: From EU-MDD to EU-MDR
16.45
Get-together: Refreshments and exhibition

Parallel Session 2: Microfluidics
11th Lübeck Workshop on Low Liquid Flows in Medical Technology
Room MF 50-1
11.45
Bringing the Lab out of the Lab: A Microfluidic based In Vitro Diagnostics Platform for Multiple Biomarker
Point-of-Care Detection
Frank Bier
Fraunhofer-Institut for Cell Therapy and Immunology,
Potsdam
12.15
Isolation of Exosomes Using Viscoelastic Fluids in a Microfluidic Device
Daniil Mirosnikov
POC Solutions ApS, Kongens Lyngby, Denmark
12.45
The Planned Multi-MicroFlow Facility at PTB
Corinna Kroner
PTB National Metrology Institute of Germany,
Braunschweig
13.15
Lunch and exhibition
14.15
Liquid/Liquid Slug Flow and Mass Transport in a Micro-Capillary Reactor – Simulation and Experiment
Peter Ehrhard
TU Dortmund – Fluid Mechanics
14.45
Lab-on-Chip: A Universal Microfluidic Platform for Molecular Diagnostics
Franz Lärmer
Robert Bosch GmbH, Stuttgart
15.15
Refreshments and exhibition
15.45
Micro Fluidic System for the Investigation of the Synovial Liquid by X-ray Scattering Methods
Florian Wieland
Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht (DESY outstation),
Hamburg
16.15
Isolating Adherent Single Cells – The Taming of the Shrew
Chris Wetzel
MMI Molecular Machines & Industries GmbH,
Microscopic Single Cell Isolation, Eching
16.45
Get-together: Refreshments and exhibition

Parallel Session 3: Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning
Technological and Ethical Aspects of AI- and DL-Based Products
Room MF 100-1
11.45
Machine Learning for Wearable Computing. A Chance for Deep Learning?
Robert Dürichen
Bobert Bosch GmbH, Stuttgart
12.15
Why Deep Learning will not Replace Radiologists
Horst Hahn
Fraunhofer MEVIS, Bremen
12.45
Deep Learning for Motor Control
Elmar Rückert
Institut für Robotik und Kognitive Systeme,
Universität zu Lübeck
13.15
Lunch and exhibition
14.15
Technical Committee on AI at DIN (German Institute for Standardization)
Katharina Sehnert
DIN e.V., Berlin
14.45
Challenges in Face Recognition
Constantin Sandmann
DERMALOG Identification Systems GmbH, Hamburg
15.15
Refreshments and exhibition
15.45
Intelligent Agents and the Law
Susanne Beck
University of Hannover
16.15
Panel discussion: Technological and Ethical Aspects of AI in Health and Beyond
16.45
Get-together: Refreshments and exhibition

Contact:

IHK zu Lübeck
Dirk Hermsmeyer
Phone +49-451-6006-191
hermsmeyer@ihk-luebeck.de

Quelle: BioMedTec