Nórsky deň - od výskumu k zmene

9:25 - 10:00 Norway - the Land of Opportunities (hall LONDON I+II) INTERPRETED

The Norwegian healthcare sector is based on high-quality data. In addition to digitization, Norway is also active in the field of health in prevention, screening, and medical technologies and represents a country open to the new innovations. The country has several excellent universities and research institutes, which are also among the leaders in other areas of "life sciences". Cooperation with these workplaces opens up a new perspective on the health status of the population and, at the same time, new possibilities for solving global challenges for its improvement.

09:25

Šimon Jeseňák,

Moderator

09:25

Mihaela Roxana Cimpan, Dept. of Clinical Dentistry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Bergen
Mária Dušinská, NILU Climate and Environmental Research Institute

1on2 interview

Health and Innovations in Europe

10:40 - 11:20 Health and Innovations in Europe (hall BERLIN) INTERPRETED

What are healthcare's key challenges and opportunities in the modern digital age? How can innovative solutions be balanced with ethical responsibility, properly ensure the quality of laboratory processes, and foster the incubation of new ideas for more efficient healthcare? Inspiring insights into how data-driven healthcare, well-set laboratory standards, and innovation can shape the future of healthcare and improve the quality of life of citizens across Europe.

10:40

Šimon Jeseňák,

Moderator

10:40

Olivia Blanchard, Alizé Advisory

Data-driven healthcare: Balancing Innovation with Ethical Responsibility

10:50

Alexandra Misci Hudecová, NILU Climate and Environmental Research Institute

Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) as a Part of Innovation Processes

11:05

Adam Gřunděl, Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic

1on1 interview

NETWORKING BREAK for Norway day ITAPA

11:20 - 11:40 NETWORKING BREAK for Norway day ITAPA

Monitoring of the Environment and Its Impact on Health

12:10 - 13:00 Monitoring of the Environment and Its Impact on Health (hall BERLIN) INTERPRETED

Environmental and human biomonitoring are key tools for monitoring and evaluating the quality of the environment and its impact on human health. Environmental monitoring focuses on monitoring the physical, chemical and biological factors of the environment. Human biomonitoring identifies the presence of toxic substances and their effects in the humans. The importance of environmental and human biomonitoring lies in their ability to identify potential risks to human health and environment. Early warning of environmental threats can lead to disease prevention and public health protection. How can innovation improve the prevention of diseases related to environmental exposure and promote overall public health and protection of environment? How is Slovakia doing in this area?

12:10

Martina Antošová,

Moderator

12:10

Dominik Kadlubiak, APPARA

IGNITE SESSION: Effective protection against polluted air and biomonitoring during sports activity

12:15

Sivakumar Murugadoss, NILU Climate and Environmental Research Institute

Applying Adverse Outcome Pathways to evaluate the Health Impact of Environmental Chemicals

12:25

Erika Halašová, The Jessenius Faculty of Medicine
Sivakumar Murugadoss, NILU Climate and Environmental Research Institute
Mária Dušinská, NILU Climate and Environmental Research Institute

DISCUSSION "Monitoring the environment and its impact on health"

Bio and Nanomaterials in Healthcare

14:00 - 14:50 Bio and Nanomaterials in Healthcare (hall BERLIN) INTERPRETED

Developing and using new materials represent an innovative approach, particularly in disease treatment. What are the main challenges in putting these materials into practice? Are these materials safe compared to traditional materials? In which area of healthcare are they most applicable? Bio and nanomaterials represent an essential area for the future of medicine and personalized treatment. Scientific teams around the world are focusing on this area. As part of Norway Day, we present results from the University of Bergen in this field.

14:00

Šimon Jeseňák,

Moderator

14:00

Ivan Rios Mondragon, University of Bergen

Nanodiamond particles and ultra-thin films for biomedical application

14:17

Mihaela Roxana Cimpan, University of Bergen
Ivan Rios Mondragon, University of Bergen
Oliver Štrbák, Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin, Centre for Biomedicine

DISCUSSION "Bio and Nanomaterials in Healthcare"

ITAPA Norway Day - From Research to Change

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Program - ITAPA Norway Day - From Research to Change