Programme | Citizen Experience Event

BE SURPRISED BY THE POSSIBILITIES OF SKIN-RELATED APPLICATIONS AND MEDICATION DELIVERY THROUGH MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS

During this afternoon program, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, everyone interested or working in innovations and research related to the skin and/or the application of medicines is welcome. Together, we will engage in conversation, have discussions, explore potential collaborations to shape the future beneath our skin. From young to old, there is a fun activity for everyone to get inspired.

We invite interested individuals to take a look at the magnificent TechMed Centre and discover exciting spaces resembling a hospital. Experience experiments where you can prick someone without a needle or learn about UV radiation. You can also draw on a life-sized coloring sheet and participate in crafting activities.

THE PROGRAMME

15.00 - 15.05	Opening Diederik Jekel, serving as the afternoon host, will welcome the visitors.
15.05 - 15.15	Word of Welcome & Introduction Prof. Dr. David Fernandez Rivas will engage in a conversation with the Mayor of Enschede, Roelof Bleker, discussing the essence of research and innovations in skin-related applications in healthcare and their necessity.
15.15 - 19.00	Innovation Market Opened Throughout the event, visitors can explore demonstrations and engage in conversations with other participants and speakers. Various demonstrations by researchers and companies. Side activities include a life-sized coloring sheet and presenting your ideas in skin-related applications. Guided tours start at any time (with a minimum of 4 participants), lasting approximately 30 minutes per tour (the first tour starts at 15:15; the last one ends around 18:30). Witness and evaluate the visionary ideas formed by experts during the day, visualized by an illustrator. Engage in conversations with other attendees. There are also several activities scheduled at fixed times: 15:15 - 15:45: Tour 1 of the Technical Medical Centre, including visits to the Intensive Care, Operating Room, eHealth House, and simulation center. 15:50 - 16:10: Tattoo artist provides a demo and discusses how tattoos could be used in healthcare. 16:10 - 16:30: Public pitch spot; inviting everyone to discuss their ideas openly. 16:30 - 17:00: Campfire conversation: How can our skin serve us beyond what we just see. Including experts: Lianne Grootenhaar, SAmir Mitrogotri, Patrick Anquetil en Elisabeth Huis in 't Veld 17:20 - 17:30: Concluding words by Diederik Jekel. 17:30 - 17:45: Musical summary by Dorothee Loorbach (time depending on crowd). 18:00 - 19:00: Networking drinks.
18.55 - 19.00	Closing words and end

DEMO OVERVIEW

A UV mirror reveals the (harmful) effects of UV light on your skin and the impact of sunscreen.
No more needles: experience the future of injections! Games and demonstrations to explore needle-free innovation.
Vascular puncture navigation system 'Vasculuminator.'
Next Generation Drug Injections: Needle-free and Connected
The Laser Speckle Contrast Imaging system can non-invasively provide insights into the microcirculation in the skin using a laser!
A massive coloring sheet (2.5 m x 2.5 m) that will be fully colored by the end of the program.
3Dose: The most accurate syringe

TECHMED TOUR

Operating Room: Everyone is familiar with the operating room (OR) in the hospital. But what technical gadgets can be found here nowadays, and why do we have an operating room at the UT? One of our students will tell you all about it in our hybrid OR.
Intensive Care: Patients with various diseases are in the intensive care unit (ICU). In our ICU at the TechMed Centre, our simulated patient can replay different scenarios. Trainee doctors can practice here before going to the clinic – come and meet this patient.
Ultrasound: When you hear about ultrasound, everyone thinks of a technique to see babies in the belly of a pregnant woman, but there's actually much more it can do! In our simulation room, you will discover what it is and how ultrasound works. The demo body paint takes place here. You can see where the organs are in the body.
Laparoscopy: At first glance, the laparoscopy room might look like a playroom, but in this room, you can experience what it's like to perform a laparoscopic surgery. If you're curious about your hand-eye coordination, come take a look! This activity is suitable for all ages.
E-Health House: It's important for patients to be discharged from the hospital as soon as possible and go home safely. In the e-Health House, you will learn about various sensors and other tools that can help patients with this.