‘Inspired AI’ and the future of health

By |2023-06-06T15:22:40+02:0024 November 2020|News|

At the world’s leading AI summit, Smart Health Amsterdam hosted a programme showcasing the region’s leadership role in applying data science to a clinical setting. Innovations in cancer and COVID-19 treatments, as well as an ambitious billion-euro programme ‘AI Technology for the People’ put Amsterdam’s collaborative smart health ecosystem in the global spotlight.

State of the Region 2020: online and for everyone

By |2023-06-06T15:22:43+02:0023 November 2020|News|

State of the Region is the annually recurring critically optimistic event, in which we together take a look at the joint strength and capacity of the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area. We connect vision of the future to action now. State of the Region would take place in June this year, but has been moved to December 2, 2020.

Can AI learn better bedside manners?

By |2023-06-06T15:22:46+02:0016 November 2020|News|

The Zorg2025 online gathering ‘AI: social and personal?’ explored the real-people side of artificial intelligence. While it’s clear that increasing social interaction between machines and patients is already working to lighten the workloads of healthcare workers and improving outcomes, the process remains complicated – just like people…

How do we apply AI technology in practice?

By |2023-06-06T15:22:48+02:0011 November 2020|News|

The official launch of the AUAS Expertise Center Applied AI took place on Thursday 5 November. With this, the university of applied sciences invests in the development of research and education of applied AI within all domains and disciplines. Nina Tellegen, director of the Board, was present at the opening: "Not everyone needs to become an AI expert, but you should all know much better what AI actually does and what it means to you."

Celebrating another step towards bringing AI to the people

By |2023-06-06T15:22:49+02:006 November 2020|News|

With the opening of the VU Campus Centre for AI & Health, another piece of Amsterdam’s wildly ambitious ‘AI Technology for People’ initiative falls into place. The online launch event highlighted how a diversity of specialists is required to bring a people-centric artificial intelligence to healthcare.

‘Health data must remain the property of the citizen’

By |2023-06-06T15:22:52+02:0030 October 2020|News|

All the medical insights and life-saving procedures we know are based on years of research with patients in front of us. We now have a unique opportunity to greatly accelerate medical research if we use health data in a sensible, safe, and ethical way. Jeroen Maas, Challenge Lead Health at the Amsterdam Economic Board, works with partners from the Amsterdam Coalition on the responsible use of this data and the acceleration of sensible AI applications within the health field.

Guidelines for circular procurement during MRA Sustainability Top

By |2023-06-06T15:22:50+02:0030 October 2020|News|

The cooperating authorities in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area and the Amsterdam Economic Board have taken an important step towards the ambition to make their procurement circular in steps from 2020. During the second MRA Sustainability Top, 'guidelines' were presented for the circular procurement of three packages: asphalt and concrete, catering and office furnishings.

Denim Deal for cleaner jeans

By |2023-06-06T15:22:53+02:0029 October 2020|News|

30 parties in the fashion and textile industry, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, the municipalities of Amsterdam & Zaanstad, the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area and the Amsterdam Economic Board will sign the Denim Deal on October 29. The agreement contains agreements to make the denim textile chain more sustainable. It is the first time that all parties have joined forces to achieve cleaner denim garments such as production companies, brands and shops, but also collectors, sorters, cutters and weavers.

‘Power management provides us with 10 to 13 percent energy savings’

By |2023-06-06T15:22:55+02:0028 October 2020|News, News|

The Royal Schiphol Group LEAP pilot yielded energy savings of 10 to 13 percent with an astonishingly little effort. 'It is mainly a matter of checking your settings again and ensuring that your servers are running when they really have to deliver performance. The fear that this will affect your performance is unjustified ', says Mark Spronk of Schiphol.

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