The Children’s University offers young children a great opportunity to explore a wide variety of topics in an entertaining and interactive way at an early age, whether it be medicine, social topics, or chemistry. In her lecture, she showed the children in a playful way how surgical robots work and how AI can help them learn certain tasks independently. A big thank you to all the curious young minds who joined Stefanie in exploring how technology is shaping the future of medicine!

About Stefanie Speidel

Prof. Stefanie Speidel is a professor of translational surgical oncology at the National Center for Tumor Diseases Dresden (NCT/UCC). Since 2015, Dresden has been one of six NCT sites. All NCT sites share the long-term goal of advancing state-of-the-art clinical cancer research in Germany and improving treatment outcomes and quality of life for cancer patients. One focus is innovative clinical studies on robot-assisted surgery.

[Cited from CeTI press release; Children’s University of TU Dresden together with Deutsches Hygiene-Museum]