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MuSiC4Diabetes actively involved in EIC meetings in Brussels

MuSiC4Diabetes will be part of the EIC Partners Day and EIC Summit this week! Our coordinator Martin Richter from Fraunhofer EMFT is in Brussles and will present the project, specific challenges and...

An interview with Peter Lord

We had the chance to interview Peter Lord, member of MuSiC4Diaetes' Advisory Board. He answered our questions about his ambitions for the porject and his personal views on future challenges in diabete...

An interview with Nicola Santoro

Nicola Santoro is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the Yale School of Medicine. Within the MuSiC4Diabetes project, he is a member of the Advisory Board, and supports the project with his expert...

An interview with MuSiC4Diabetes coordinator Martin Richter

One year has passed since the MuSiC4Diabetes project was launched. To this occasion, Martin Richter, coordinator of the project, answered some questions on the origins of the project, its mission, as...

MuSiC4Diabetes at COMPAMED / MEDICA 2024

From November 11th to 14th, the MuSiC4Diabetes project was presented at the COMPAMED fair in Düsseldorf, Germany.

The Coordinating team of Fraunhofer EMFT featured MuSiC4Diabetes as a highlight of...

Claudio Cobelli receives a medal of honor for his work in diabetes research

A couple of days ago, we were thrilled to see MuSiC4Diabetes researcher Claudio Cobelli from Università degli Studi di Padova receive a medal of honour from the Società Italiana di Diabetologia for...

New video highlights MuSiC4Diabetes' breakthrough device

We are thrilled to announce the release of our new video explaining the stakes, mission and impact of the MuSiC4Diabetes project! This 2 minute-long clip walks the viewer through the life of Kate, a young woman living with diabetes and facing the psychological impact of diabetes and the practical challenges that her treatment implies. The video further introduces the viewer to the device in development within the MuSiC4Diabetes project, that combines breakthrough technologies that significantly improve the quality of life of persons living with diabetes:

• Comprehensive sensing technologies via multi-metabolite captor
  
• Precise injection pumping systems for controlled, targeted delivery
  
• Smart algorithmic processes to ensure maximum precision and safety via control mechanisms
  

MuSiC4Diabetes meets in Nîmes – great discussions and two lovely meeting days

On 26th and 27th October, the MuSiC4Diabetes members followed the kind invitation of project partner CHU Montpellier and came together in the beautiful city of Nîmes for their first Progress Meeting...

Myths vs Facts #3: Age and diabetes

Today, the World Senior Citizens Day is celebrated in the US! On this occasion, we debunk a third assumption in our Myth vs Facts series: is diabetes only an “older people” concern? Let’s talk about i...

Martin Richter and Chiara Toffanin present MuSiC4Diabetes at EIC Pathfinder Continuum Health Group Meeting

MuSiC4Diabetes is happy to be part of the EIC Pathfinder Continuum Health Group Project and is actively involved in the activities of the group. This is why our coordinator, Martin Richter (FHG EMFT),...

MuSiC4Diabetes at 32nd MED Conference in Crete

MuSiC4Diabetes partners University of Padua and University of Pavia have teamed up and will present their work at the 32nd Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation. The MED 2024 takes...

Myths vs Facts #2: Gestational diabetes

Today is the International Day of Action for Women’s Health, an excellent opportunity to discuss gestational diabetes.

Gestational diabetes is first diagnosed during pregnancy and affects how cells...

Myths vs Facts #1: Weight and diabetes

On April 6th, we celebrate World Physical Activity Day! This is the opportunity to debunk one still very prevalent myth around diabetes: the belief that staying slim automatically guards against devel...

MuSiC4Diabetes at ATTD Meeting in Florence

The MuSiC4Diabetes Consortium will be part of the 17th International Conference on Advanced Technologies and Treatments for Diabetes in Florence this year! Chiara Toffanin (University of Pavia), as...

New Project “MUSIC4DIABETES”

Start of the MuSiC4Diabetes Project: Improving Type 1 Diabetes Treatment through Unobtrusive Continuous Diabetes Management Technology

The project aims to achieve a major breakthrough in insulin-tr...