DATE: 26 February - 1 March 2025 | LOCATION: Esch/Belval, Luxembourg
Jane Jacobs (Conference Room), 1st Floor, Maison des Sciences Humaines (MSH) Building, 11 Prte des Sciences, 4366 Belval Esch-sur-Alzette
Building upon the success of our first workshop in Montréal, this second workshop focuses on the intersection of sensor-based health research and privacy-preserving techniques. As mobile and wearable sensors become increasingly prevalent in health monitoring and research, there is a growing need to address the unique privacy challenges these technologies present while maximizing their potential for personalized healthcare.
The collection of continuous, high-resolution sensor data offers unprecedented opportunities for understanding health behaviors and environmental exposures. However, this data collection raises substantial privacy concerns, particularly regarding location tracking and potential re-identification. This workshop aims to bridge the gap between experts in sensor-based health research and those developing privacy-preserving technologies.
Our primary objectives are to:
This workshop represents the second of two workshops jointly funded by the Government of Québec and the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR).
The workshop will be held over two days and will include:
Please contact Eun-Kyeong Kim (eun-kyeong.kim@liser.lu) with any questions.
08:45 | Registration
09:00 | Opening Remarks - Eun-Kyeong Kim (Workshop Chair/LISER)
09:10 | Intro: Geoprivacy for Personalized Health
09:25 | Self-Introduction of Workshop Participants
10:45 | Coffee Break
11:00 | Topic I: Privacy-Preserving Collaborative Approaches in Health Domain
11:00 - AI in Healthcare – the transborder Clinnova initiative | Jasmin Schulz (LIH)
11:20 - Revolutionizing Healthcare Data Sharing with Data Spaces: A Modern Approach | Muhammad Shoaib (NTT Data)
11:40 - Overview of Key Legal and Ethical frameworks | Davit Chokoshvili (LNDS)
12:00 | Lunch Break
13:30 | Topic II: Personal Mobility & Health Research and Geoprivacy Methods
13:30 - Combining GEMA, and vocal biomarkers to investigate the environmental determinants of stress: The FragMent study protocol and pilot | Camille Perchoux (LISER)
13:40 - Mobility-based Air Pollution Exposure Assessment | Marco Helbich (Utrecht Uni.)
13:50 - [Tutorial] Protecting Privacy from Collection to Analysis: Methods for Mobility Data in Health Research
Anna Brauer (TU Dresden)
Meeting link:
https://liser.webex.com/liser/j.php?MTID=mec52ab9e79a399d23f941d8c6f9dbccf
Meeting number:
2792 479 9285
08:45 | Registration
09:00 | Summary of Day 1 - Eun-Kyeong Kim (LISER) & Grant McKenzie (McGill University)
09:10 | Topic III: Advanced Geoprivacy Methods
09:10 - Geoprivacy in the Age of Agentic AI: Challenges and Possible Solutions | Omid Reza Abbasi
(Uni. of Salzburg)
09:30 - [Tutorial] Federated Approach in Sensor-based Personal Mobility and Health | Eun-Kyeong Kim (LISER)
10:10 | Coffee Break
10:25 | Break-out Discussion II
11:25 | Report from Break-out Discussion II
12:10 | Lunch Break
13:40 | Topic IV: Privacy-Preserving Health Data Sharing and its Applications
13:40 - GAIA-X, the base foundation of European collaboration in Digital Health | Ralf Hustadt (NTT Data)
13:55 - Business Use Cases of Health Data Sharing | Jean-Philippe Arie (Luxinnovation)
14:15 | Break-out Session - Team Projects
15:00 | Coffee Break
15:15 | Break-out Discussion III
16:15 | Report from Break-out Discussion III
Meeting link:
https://liser.webex.com/liser/j.php?MTID=md103b33454f755c18057bed07fd5c87c
Meeting number:
2792 479 9285
14:30 | Coffee Break
14:45 | Break-out Discussion I
15:45 | Report from Break-out Discussion I
16:30 | Written Reflection
17:00 | Aperitif
17:20 | Wrap up & Closing Remarks
17:30 | Aperitif
