How can we make healthcare smarter, more humane and more future-proof? On 3 June, students, teachers, healthcare professionals and tech experts will join forces during the Care & Technology Hackathon at MindLabs Tilburg.

As a follow-up to the online session “AI and administrative burden reduction” (Feb. 10), we are organizing a live meeting on this topic at MindLabs in Tilburg on Monday, March 31, 2025 from noon to 5 p.m.

Are you a driver in health and welfare? Then sign up it for the online inspiration session 'AI and burden reduction, on Feb. 10, 2025.

Op 31 januari en 1 februari vindt de Health Tech Hackathon plaats. Deze hackathon geeft je de kans om te laten zien wat je kan. Je werkt samen in een team met duidelijke opdrachten. Aan jou de opdracht om de beste oplossingen te maken voor jouw zorggerelateerde vraagstuk.

On Thursday 4 July, the first edition of Fashion Labs & Looks will take place at MindLabs in Tilburg, organised by ROC Tilburg.

Innovations Insight is the ultimate moment when our students show you what they've been doing at the Fontys ICT InnovationLab and at MindLabs during this semester. They present you with their research projects. These project presentations are accessible to a wide audience.

The meeting 'Health forward: (health) care innovation Brabant', organized by the Province of North Brabant and Brabant Connected Health i.c.w. Coöperatie Slimmer Leven, Care Innovation Center, RZCC, REN, Syntein, Zorgbelang and MindLabs, will take place on Friday June 7 2024.

How do we design AI in such a way that it lands well with both care provider and user? This question is the focus of the hybrid Smart Health webinar on May 13, organized in collaboration with Care Innovation Center West-Brabant and Slimmer Leven.

Innovations Insight is the ultimate moment when our students show you what they've been doing at the Fontys ICT InnovationLab and at MindLabs during this semester. They present you with their research projects.

It vibrates, shimmers, rustles, crackles, breathes and sways back and forth in this experiential exhibition. ‘Is it alive?’ shows spatial textile installations that come to life thanks to technology. They all originate from a fascination with natural processes, because how does something come to life? And when do we experience something as ‘alive’?