This year, on November 7, Jena will once again be part of the exciting Night of Biosignals!

The Night of Biosignals is a fascinating event that takes place regularly in various cities and is dedicated to exploring biomedical topics. This unique experience is organized by the Biosignals Technical Committee of the Association for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies (VDE).

The night promises a captivating journey into the world of biosignals, providing insights into the complex signals of our body and their applications in medical research, diagnosis, and therapy. The lectures and discussions offer a unique opportunity to exchange ideas with experts in the field and explore the latest developments in biomedicine. Immerse yourself in the world of biosignals and be inspired by the fascinating possibilities that the future of health sciences holds for you.

The Night of Biosignals is aimed at all citizens, students, and schoolchildren who are interested in innovations in medical technology research.

IExciting lectures on the topic will be offered in the auditorium of the main university building, starting at 5 p.m. with the lecture “Wer viel misst, misst viel Mist – Vom Rauschen zur Evidenz” (Those who measure a lot measure a lot of nonsense – From noise to evidence) by Prof. Dr. André Scherag.