AI Act: Opportunities and challenges for researchers in building thrustworthy AI

The Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC) dedicates itself to helping the biomedical engineering community achieve its goals.

EMBC 2025 will take place from 14th – 17th July 2025, in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The members of Cybersecurity Research Group of TKP Péter Kovács and Gergő Gombos organized a Mini Symposium  EU AI Act: Opportunities and challenges for researchers in building thrustworthy AI. 

Mini Symposium Program

Introduction
Nicolai Spicher

Human-centered AI in healthcare: Electrophysiological Biomarkers and Clinical Language Models
Rosa Chan

Cross-institutional data sharing: The challenges of collective governance, privacy concerns and incentives
Maike Greve

Machine learning lifecycle in medical devices, how crucial it is to reach consensus with all stakeholders for a smooth AI productization in healthcare
Kaveh Samiee

Making AI models transparent for clinical decision support
Martin Schmidt

Navigating privacy challenges in camera-based biomedical applications
Markus Lüken

More than just accuracy - striving for appropriate metrics and performance indicators
Miriam Goldammer