May 26, 2026, 15:00-16:00 CET
We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar on Digital Health, taking place on May 26th at 15:00 CET.
Digital technologies are transforming how healthcare is delivered, researched, and experienced. From AI-assisted diagnostics to connected devices, the opportunities are vast — but so are the challenges. This webinar brings together leading experts to explore what digital health means for Europe today, and where it is headed next.
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WEBINAR OVERVIEW
This session is designed especially for early career researchers interested in the evolving landscape of digital health across Europe. Angelika Rzepka (AIT) and Eamonn Have (Tyndall National Institute) will present an overview of recent advancements in Austria and Ireland, while also addressing key challenges at the European level. The webinar will highlight emerging opportunities and innovative technologies shaping the future of digital health within the EU research and innovation ecosystem.
We warmly encourage you to join us for this insightful discussion and to engage with our leading experts in the field.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Dr Angelika Rzepka
Angelika Rzepka is a Senior Research Engineer in Digital Health Information Systems at AIT. She works at the intersection of public health and digital health, contributing to research on telehealth, wearables, and data-driven healthcare solutions that support prevention and better care delivery.
Her talk will present the AIT approach to digital health in Austria explaining the national healthcare system and infrastructures.
Dr Eamonn Hawe
Eamonn Hawe is the Senior Programme Manager for Bioelectonics and Digital Healthtech at Tyndall National Institute in Ireland. He was awarded his PhD in 2007 and worked in industry for eleven years before joining Tyndall in early 2018.
Research within Tyndall‘ Bioelectronics and Digital Healthtech Programme is focused on exploiting the extensive design, fabrication and characterisation tools available in Tyndall, together with expertise in modelling, embedded software and systems integration for applications related to health. Dr Hawe’s role involves working closely with academic partners, global leaders in medtech and pharma industries, and clinical experts, to ensure that Tyndall research delivers significant impact in terms of clinical utility and commercial opportunity.
”Digital Healthtech: the challenges and opportunities” – Dr Eamonn Hawe will describe the opportunities for Digital healthtech to create the next generation of medical devices and new clinical solutions. He will outline some of the challenges faced by researchers and describe how Tyndall’s Digital Healthtech programme is working to overcome these