Day: October 3, 2017

Precision mechanical sensors are a fundamental part of modern technologies and are used to stabilise aeroplanes, predict earthquakes, deploy life-saving airbags, monitor the integrity of bridges, and even time computer processes. Despite being used almost universally, their precision is generally limited by the electronic circuits used to monitor them. The

DG Research & Innovation invites you to take part in the two interactive sessions organised at the European Health Forum Gastein. • Workshop on 4 October: “Personalised healthcare: How rare diseases pave the way“, will focus on rare diseases research and care in Europe, the use of “omics” & Real-World Data,