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DTRIP4H research presented at ADM 2026 International Conference

September 9-11, 2026

DTRIP4H partner University of Bologna participated in the ADM 2026 International Conference, held in Milan, Italy, from 9–11 September 2026. The conference brought together researchers and professionals working across engineering design and advanced digital technologies, with topics including medical applications, image processing, geometric modelling, virtual prototyping and Digital Twins.

Representing the University of Bologna, Paola Papaleo from the Department of Industrial Engineering (DIN) delivered a presentation entitled “Julich Brain Atlas Version Sensitivity in GBM Topological Mapping.” The research was authored by Paola Papaleo, Giovanni Pignoni, Marco Freddi, Giampiero Donnici and Leonardo Frizziero.

Participation in ADM 2026 provided another opportunity to disseminate DTRIP4H research within the scientific community and exchange knowledge with researchers working in areas such as Digital Twins, image processing, geometric modelling and methods for medical applications—all among the research topics covered by the conference.

More about the conference: https://www.adm2026.com/

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