International Symposium 2026 „DTx, AI and Data“

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Date: February 16-17, 2026
Venue: Einstein Center Digital Future & Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
The international Symposium „DTx, AI and Data“ brings together international researchers from around the world to discuss current developments, opportunities, and challenges in the fields of Digital Therapeutics (DTx), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and health data research.
Digital therapeutics are clinically validated, patient-oriented software applications that support the diagnosis, treatment, management, or prevention of diseases. The symposium will explore the scientific, technical, and societal dimensions of this emerging form of digital healthcare, with a focus on:
- The design, implementation, and use of digital therapeutics,
- Strategies to enhance acceptance and adherence,
- Interdisciplinary research approaches across medicine, information systems, artificial intelligence, behavioral science, and economics,
- Challenges within healthcare systems and in clinician-patient interactions.
The program will include research presentations by international scholars, roundtable discussions, flash talks by PhD students and postdocs, industry and career development panels. The symposium aims to inspire new research ideas and foster international collaboration.
Scientific Directors:
- Prof. Dr. Daniel Fürstenau, Freie Universität Berlin & Einstein Center Digital Future
daniel.fuerstenau@fu-berlin.de
- Prof. David G. Schwartz, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
david.schwartz@biu.ac.il
- Dr. Sivan Spitzer, Azrieli Faculty of Medicine & Russel Berrie Galilee Diabetes SPHERE, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
- Prof. Dr. Ali Sunyaev, Technical University of Munich
Participation in the symposium is by invitation. There will be an opportunity to submit contributions for presentation at the symposium. If you are interested in participating (with or without your own contribution), please contact: ls-fuerstenau@fu-berlin.de
After the symposium, a review with impressions and results will be published here.
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