• Anna Vallgårda and Jonas Fritsch from TRACE participated in a panel on Digital Health together with Jan Kanne (Director of Innovation in Region Sjælland) and Mads Koch Hansen (Director, Medico Industren) moderated by Lars Igum Rasmussen (Politiken). You can read more about the content of the panel in this LinkedIn-post (Danish only).  

  • Jonas Fritsch gave a presentation to 70 municipal ICT-workers at a seminar in Middelfart arranged by the Association of Danish Speech-, Hearing- and Vision Institutions (https://dths.dk/). The presentation focused on care technologies broadly, with and emphasis on speech technologies for non-verbal kids and research from the TRACE project on remote cardiac care, surveillance and diabetes.

  • Researchers from TRACE organised a panel at Digital Tech Summit on “Digital Health: Progress at what Human Cost?”. In the panel, we shared our current research in a full room, emphasizing the importance of always considering the human aspects of digitalization in healthcare. Understanding human impact is a way to get much more out of…

  • TRACE researchers participated in a panel at the Digital Tech Summit 2025 entitled “Digital Health: Progress at what human cost?” Here, they discussed emerging research insights from the TRACE project highlighting ethics and human impact as key aspects in digital healthcare. The panel offered a critical lens on the risks, dilemmas, and overlooked human consequences…

  • Jonas Fritsch presented the TRACE project in the AI Reading Group at the Erasmus School of Philosophy in Rotterdam in a talk entitled “Affective Implications of Prediction Technologies in Remote Cardiac Care (and Beyond)”.

  • TRACE project hosted a workshop as a part of Healthcare and HCI PhD course at AIR lab.