Welcome at the heartbeat of medical technologies – an official blog of bachelor degree Medical Engineering and master’s degree Medical Engineering and Analytics study programs of the FH Kärnten!
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Let’s take a look at the journey of Moein Tavakoli, who went from being a medical doctor to doing a PhD in AI-driven medical research, after graduating from CUAS.
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CUAS is now offering a unique TECH Scholarship for international master’s students, in cutting-edge fields such as Medical Engineering & Analytics. It includes a financial support the first year of study and secures part-time employment in the second year.
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Mr. Käfinger and Mr. Santner talk about building a startup based on their master’s project in which they are developing an app that allows young people to discover and share local events and activities.
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Anna’s PhD project aims to improve pre-operative planning in neurosurgery by enabling visualization and interaction with 3D brain models, making it easier to delineate pathways that avoid critical areas.
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By developing a 3D-printed ultrasound phantom that closely replicates the structure and imaging properties of a human kidney, Mr Wieser has provided an innovative tool to enhance both medical training and device testing.
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In their bachelor projects, Clara Bauer and Noah Müller investigated the usability and accessibility of health portals based on eye-tracking and heatmaps. They created a mockup demonstrating their user-friendly redesign.
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As a final project for the lecture “Augmented Visualization in Medicine”, Mr Jamal, Mr Eichleitner, and Mr Sabouri created a 3D minigame “Skull & Bones”, which helps to memorize the names of human bones.
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From CUAS to Harvard – let’s look at the highlights of the post-graduation journey of Dietmar Wohlbauer, who focused his career on the development of cochlear implants.
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I had the privilege of joining and presenting my work at the 2024 ISMRM meeting – one of the largest conferences dedicated to Magnetic Resonance Imaging. It is my pleasure to tell you how I experienced it.
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The first semester of our cutting-edge HyFlex master’s program in Medical Engineering and Analytics is over and an important question rises – what are the students’ impressions?
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PROMOS, an ambitious Interreg project, endeavours to bridge the gap between scientific research and its practical application, particularly in the biomedical industry and in clinical settings.
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TeleCareHub initiative, supported by the expertise of CUAS’ IARA Research Center, aims to mainstream telecare services across Austria and alleviate the burden on those in need of care and their caregivers.
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Mr Fakia and Ms Ogris aim to assess whether significant differences in eye parameters of people can be detected using self-made eye-tracking system. Check out their video.
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The bachelor project of Ms Müller exploits the use of machine learning for real-time classification of two imaginary hand movements recorder with EEG, setting the basis for brain-computer interface.
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The story of our alumna Birgit Wüstenhagen spans across continents, cultures, and oceans. Her journey started at the CUAS and took her from Austria via Ireland to New Zealand.
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DataCamp is one of our eLearning tools we use to teach our students the basics of programming. Especially in the lectures dealing with data analytics and deep learning, Verena Venek is using the provided Python courses, practices and guided projects to address the various programming skills and support learning.
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We are starting with a new HyFlex master’s program in Medical Engineering & Analytics and with the doc.funds project establishing 7 PhD positions in collaboration with the Medical University of Vienna.
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At the end of “Medizinische Gerätekunde” course, the 2nd-semester bachelor students visited the Klinikum Klagenfurt and were guided through the shock room, the intensive care, the dialysis, and the surgery units, to see how are the devices they learned about applied in clinics.
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Last week, 26 pupils took part in the CUAS TECH Camp 2023 and worked on cool technical projects in which they got a taste of topics from various fields. In Team Heart, we were constructing an enlightened 3D-printed model of a human heart.
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Three projects of the Mössingerstraße cooperative class pupils were awarded the Technicus Award 2023 which aims to honour particularly committed pupils working on innovations and future-oriented projects.
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