Prof. Dr. Moritz Queisner | digital health
Dear friends and colleagues, we are delighted to invite you to this year’s Si-Mposium at „Der Simulierte Mensch“ (Si-M). Following the great success in 2023, this year’s networking event will once again be held at the Amplifier Berlin on September 12th from 9 AM to 6 PM. We have invited outstanding international speakers (Milica Radisic (Toronto), Lauriane Cabon (Basel) and Alexandre […]
Together with my colleagues Thomas Picht, Kathrin Friedrich, Matthias Bruhn, Kirsten Ostherr, Rebekka Lauer and Anna Roethe I will teach an interdisciplinary seminar on medical imaging at Charité University Hospital in the winter term 2016/17. My part of the course will focus on experimental imaging technology in medical practice with a particular focus on virtual […]
I published a paper about the use of head-mounted displays in surgery in an special issue on screen practices. Abstract: Based on case studies in minimally invasive surgery, the paper investigates how head-mounted displays (HMDs) transform action and perception in the operating theater. In particular, it discusses the methods and addresses the obstacles that are […]
I will present a paper in our workshop Screen Operations, July 13–14, 2016 at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin: Medical Screen Operations. How Head-Mounted Displays Transform Action and Perception in Surgical Practice Based on case studies in minimally invasive surgery, this paper investigates how head-mounted displays (HMDs) transform action and perception in the operating theater. In particular, […]
Together with my colleague Kathrin Friedrich I will be hosting a workshop on: Screen Operations. Conditions of Screen-based Interaction Workshop, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Interdisciplinary Laboratory Image Knowledge Gestaltung Wednesday, July 13 & Thursday, July 14, 2016 Venue: Sophienstrasse 22a, 10178 Berlin Central Laboratory (2nd courtyard, 2nd floor) Open to the public Screen-based technologies increasingly merge […]
Based on case studies in minimally invasive surgery, the paper investigates how head-mounted displays (HMDs) transform action and perception in the operating theater. In particular, it discusses the methods and addresses the obstacles that are linked to the attempt to eliminate the divide between vision and visualization by augmenting the surgeon’s field of view with […]
Am Freitag, den 13.2.2015 spreche ich auf dem Workshop „Bildgenese in den Wissenschaften“im Exzellenzclusters Bild Wissen Gestaltung an der Humboldt Universität zu Berlin. Das Projekt, das ich sort vorstelle, ist die Outline meines Forschungsschwerpunktes über „Head-mounted Displays in der klinischen Praxis“, das ich ab Mai beginnen werde. Die Studie soll Potential von ins Sichtfeld des Arztes integrierten […]
Interview with Terry Peters by Christoph by Christoph Bichlmeier following up on his keynote talk “The Role of Augmented Reality Displays for Guiding Intra-cardiac Interventions” at ISMAR 2014. In the interview Peters states that none of all existing image-guided procedures procedures use autonomous robots: „They are all master-slave devices – and I do not expect this to change in […]
Professor Eric Grimson is internationally recognized for his research in computer vision, especially in applications in medical image analysis. In this 1995 video, Grimson illustrates his revolutionary research in image guided surgery.
Organized by Ramona A. Braun „Hands on Instruments“ brings together international scholars at the University of Cambridge to talk about instrumental practice in twentieth century science. The conference asks for the „ways in which gestures and hand movements are an important part of creative, analytical and didactic processes in science, medicine and technology, and argues […]
