The Seminar on the 4th is relevant for everyone who is interested in the field, while the workshop/PhD course on the 3rd is mostly relevant for scientists and clinicians. PhD students participating in both days as a course will receive a formal diploma from the doctoral school.

This is a great opportunity to meet world leading researchers in the field including Prof. Dario Farina from Imperial College, Prof. Lorenzo Masia, Heidelberg University, and Prof. Nicola Vitiello, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna.

The event also includes talks from clinical and industrial experts in the field. Please find the program here.
Everyone is very welcome to join but are required to sign up. Please, see the sign-up information here - deadline for signing up is April 12th

The PhD Course
The PhD course is organized as an interdisciplinary course on recent advances within rehabilitation robotics in the format of a one-day scientific workshop, followed by a one-day interdisciplinary seminar. Ph.D. students receive a diploma (and ECTS).

Participants will hear talks from world-leading researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals. Moreover, Ph.D. students will present their own work through a poster or a pitch, and optionally a demo. Students will receive feedback on their work from the lecturers and the best pitch will receive a prize.

The course will cover themes within rehabilitation robotics, including both therapeutic and assistive robotics, exoskeletons, and robotic interfacing. Further the course will include clinical aspects and user perspectives. The course will also showcase the latest solutions within the rehabilitation robotics industry.

 

Program

Please find the program of the workshop/PhD course and seminar here.