Optically guided precision surgery through real-time AI-interpreted
multimodal imaging with continuous sensory feedback
As part of the current SensX project, a joint in-person regular meeting was held. The face-to-face exchange offered the project partners a valuable opportunity to discuss the latest developments, share experiences, and jointly plan the next steps in the project.A … Continued
On Friday, September 11, 2026, we successfully hosted our SensX Symposium at the beautiful Rosensäle in Jena. We look back on an inspiring and successful day filled with engaging presentations, exciting discussions, and valuable exchanges. The talks provided fascinating insights into current developments and … Continued
Last week, Jan Hombeck, a PhD candidate in the Visualisation and Exploratory Data Analysis Group led by Prof. Lawonn, one of our SensX project partners, successfully defended his doctoral thesis. We would like to warmly congratulate Jan on this important … Continued
We are pleased to invite you to our Symposium (Sensors and AI for surgery), which will take place on 11 September 2026 at the Rosensäle in Jena. Registration is now open and will remain available until 31 August 2026. Participation … Continued
Since February 2026, I have been serving as the Project Coordinator for the SensX project. I have been a member of the Clinical Biophotonics research group since January 2025 and hold a degree in Biochemistry. In my current role, I … Continued