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The AnoMed team joined the community event at TU Dresden. The focus was on poster sessions, working groups and exchange with the other projects in the network.

Community event of the Research Network for Anonymisation in Dresden on 23 September. The Research Network for Anonymisation meets on 23 September 2026 as part of the GI Informatikfestival at TU Dresden. The programme features poster sessions and working groups for exchange within the community. With the voucher code FNANON2026! discounted regular one-day tickets are available. Please select […]

From 19 to 21 June 2026 the AnoMed research centre will be represented with its own stand at the open day of the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR). The presence is intended to inform the public about ongoing activities and future infrastructure projects. Focus topics at the stand The AnoMed team will present the work of the centre […]

“The classic anonymisation methods have not worked,” says Prof. Esfandiar Mohammadi, head of the “AnoMed” project, at an event in Berlin. The project is about using health data for research and AI development without endangering the privacy of patients. How this can succeed was demonstrated by the participating teams at the kick-off meeting for the continuation of the project funded by the […]

From 26 to 27 March we cordially invite you to our joint kick-off meeting in Berlin at COLONIA NOVA. The event focuses on interactive exchange, planning our next steps and a joint requirements analysis with the TMF – Technology and Methods Platform for Networked Medical Research (registered association). We look forward to a guest contribution by […]

On 5 December 2025 the AnoMed consortium met in the AudiMax. The event brought all project partners together to present and discuss the results of the first project phase and to reflect on the next steps. The meeting was opened by university president Prof. Dr. Helge Braun, who emphasised the importance of the project and of interdisciplinary collaboration. Afterwards […]

With our own board game “AnoMed – Tracking Clues in AI” we make complex topics such as privacy, anonymisation and inferences drawn from data tangible in a playful way. The game vividly conveys how models emerge from data and why anonymisation is a central building block for trustworthy AI. After its successful presentation at the 6th AI State Conference […]

On 9 October 2025 the 6th AI State Conference “Medicine & Health” took place at the media docks in Lübeck. More than 300 professionals from academia, industry and healthcare came together to discuss current developments in artificial intelligence. The AnoMed team was also present with its own workshop and an information stand. In the workshop “Anonymisation in healthcare and […]

The AnoMed cluster, as an integral part of the Research Network for Anonymisation, presented its current research results on the anonymisation of medical data at the National Conference on IT Security Research 2025 in Berlin. In a ninety-minute session, representatives of the cluster presented their latest contributions and used the opportunity for scientific exchange with experts from academia, industry, politics and civil society. The Research Network for Anonymisation, […]

Anonymisation for secure data use.
In an increasingly digitalised world, data is the key to innovation. At the same time, the protection of personal information is becoming ever more important. The Research Network for Anonymisation has set itself the task of developing technologies and methods that enable data to be used safely and responsibly without endangering privacy. […]

On 13 November 2024 AnoMed presented itself at the AI Experience Day in Lübeck, an event that brought together school students, researchers, companies and political representatives. With our interactive board game we were able to convey the complex topic of privacy in a playful way and spark great interest. Photos from the MaTZ tech.festival Students discover privacy through play Our stand was busy early […]

We cordially invite you to the BMBF-funded research congress on “Anonymisation for secure data use (AnoSiDat)”. Under the umbrella of the Research Network for Anonymisation we present two days full of insights, innovations and interdisciplinary collaboration from the five competence clusters and the 17 research projects.

The AnoMed project held its annual consortium meeting as part of the KI Med Connect congress. The event provided a platform for exchanging ideas, research results and the latest developments in medical AI. With 18 teaser talks and posters, AnoMed presented itself in full breadth. The consortium not only presented its own projects but also granted […]

The amount of medically relevant sensitive data is growing rapidly, and machine learning methods (so-called AI methods) can process this data ever more usefully. However, these learning methods reveal information about the sensitive medical data they were trained on. So how can medical data be processed usefully while at the same time protecting sensitive information about patients? In recent years research […]

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Machine learning methods (so-called AI techniques), medical data and the challenges of preserving the anonymity of the patients behind these data volumes were the topics at the kick-off meeting of the roughly 40 experts who came together for the first time today in the Audimax on the Lübeck campus. Minister Dirk Schrödter, head of the State Chancellery of Schleswig-Holstein, also travelled from Kiel for this […]