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Medical Collection Inselspital Bern: Analogue Exhibits of the New Digital Museum
The medical collection comprises more than 10,000 exhibits, mainly from the period since 1900, representing activities, treatments, inventions, and objects from everyday hospital life. A small exhibition in our Atrium 3 currently provides insights into this diverse collection.
New EU Research Project “Screen4Care”: Accelerating Diagnosis for Rare Disease Patients Through Genetic Newborn Screening and Artificial Intelligence
An international public-private consortium of 35 partners, including sitem-insel and the University of Bern, announced the launch of Screen4Care – a research project that aims to significantly shorten the time required for rare disease diagnosis and efficient intervention.
Fostering the future of early career scientist for smarter healthcare in Switzerland
Together, sitem-insel and the BFH are facilitating the 2021 main event of the pioneering training program for early career scientists engaged in the Swiss National Fund NRP 74 “Smarter Health Care” projects, called the Emerging Health Care Leaders (EHCL).
Fragmented Moon - Demian Conrad
sitem-insel presents Demian Conrad's Fragmented Moon, a site-specific art installation, which will be open to the public from October 4th -25th, 2021.
Events
Annual Swiss Symposium in Pharmaceutical Medicine
Expediting Drug Discovery and Development through Translational Medicine
Healthcare Breakfast
Bei einem Kaffee und Gipfeli über aktuelle gesundheitspolitische Themen diskutieren, Eintritt frei
learn@lunch – November
“Myths and reality of facial reconstruction: towards objectivation through phenotyping?"
Prof. Frank Crispino; Directeur du Laboratoire de recherche en criminalistique; Département de chimie, biochimie et physique, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières and
Ariane Durand-Guévin, Master student in biomedical sciences
