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The new research project  STRIVE will develop personalized vascular implants using digital twins and artificial intelligence.

On 20 March 2026, Dr. Ratnadeep Pramanik presented his work within the IDIR project at the biomechanics congress (DGfB 2026) in Hamburg.

On 09 October 2025, Prof. Sylvia Saalfeld presented the IDIR project at the 6th KI-Landeskonfernz SH in Lübeck.

On 15 September 2025, an inspiring IDIR Retreat brought together project members for interdisciplinary exchange on digital twins of implants.

On 08 September 2025, Alexander Hermann presented the latest research results from IDIR at the XI International Conference on Computational Bioengineering (ICCB) in Rome.

IDIR presents itself at the Waterkant Festival as an example of the path from cutting-edge medical research to a research-based spin-off.

Starting 01 June 2025, IDIR will present insights into two of its current projects – intelligent aneurysm stents and biodegradable magnesium implants – as part of the Waterkant Exhibition 2025 in Kiel.

On 21 October 2024, the IDIR team organized a cooperation workshop in which over 40 researchers from 7 institutions and institutes took part.

Kiel University (CAU), the Helmholtz Center Hereon and the University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) are jointly driving forward a cooperation that will lead to the establishment of an Institute for Digital Implant Research (IDIR).