The RESINET project addresses the issue of resilience of energy grids, taking into account the change in framework conditions from centralized, unidirectional systems to grids with a significantly higher share of renewable, fluctuating energy feeders (“prosumers”), increasing storage capacities in the grid interconnection and controllable loads.
One research focus of the Department of Medical Informatics is medical modeling and simulation, which includes in particular research in the field of objective diagnosis and documentation based on virtual patients (three-dimensional models adapted to real patients).
Analyze and validate data automatically and use it to train machine learning models.
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The Virtual Modeling Library (VML) is a software library, which implements new algorithms for the exact geometric modeling of solids. It supports Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) like operations and solid sweeping.
The ARES project aims to create a software tool that supports rupture risk assessment of cerebral aneurysms by combining clinical, morphological, and hemodynamic metrics to provide an objective overview.
