Life Sciences and ICT; does IT make sense?
Written by iMinds on Thursday 18 November 2010
FlandersBio* organizes an interesting seminar on how ICT and Life Sciences can achieve the goals of translational and personalized medicine. A topical subject, brought in an interactive way. Read more...
This article is about Birgit Morlion, e-Health.
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