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In mid-October, two researchers from Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca visited AUTH Living Environment Simulation to carry out their research project, the "MADW Project - Multitasking in the Academic Digital World”, aiming to explore the relationship between distributive attention, understanding specialized texts in a VR environment, and self- perceived stress levels of Master students managing multiple concurrent tasks in their courses.

In July, a researcher from the University of Bologna, stepped into the dynamic realm of AUTH Infrastructures, and specifically AUTH Living Environment Simulation, to conduct his research study, named “IoT-MH project - Privacy and Data Protection Challenges Affecting Internet of Things for Mental Health: Comparative Perspectives and Pathways for Soft Regulation in Europe and Canada”.

In June, Verona and Padua University researchers embarked on an exciting journey into the cutting-edge world of AUTH Infrastructures. Their mission? To unveil the groundbreaking potential of "ASSURE - Automatic dysphagia Screening throUgh aRtificial intelligence" a revolutionary non-invasive tool designed to screen Dysphagia among older adults.

Through the VITALISE Open Calls for Transnational Access, five researchers from the University of Vlore "Ismail Qemali" had the opportunity to work with the Lab of Medical Physics and Digital Innovation at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and visit AUTH Healthcare Transitions Living Lab “Asterios Karagiannis”, to conduct their research study, called “Gold Health Care project - Identifying and implementing Innovative Approaches in Vulnerable Groups of Older People in the Local Population for Better Health Care and Aging”.

During 29-30 November the 7th plenary meeting of the #HosmartAI project took place at the University Medical Centre Maribor, Slovenia. Our lab was represented by the Postdoctoral Research Associates Dr. Antonis Billis and Dr. Manolis Rigas. 
Dr. Rigas presented the progress of Pilot 1 which involves scenarios related to cardiology, obstetrics, and astrogeology, while he gave an outline of the work to be done until the end of the project. Moreover, he provided a training session on Telehealth and Telemedicine that was organized by EFMI.