Joana Sarah Grah

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My name is Joana Sarah Grah, and I’m an applied mathematician, a first-gen academic and a keen science communicator based in Berlin. With a PhD in Applied Maths from the University of Cambridge, UK, my work has been focussing on the development of imaging tools for biomedical applications. Currently, I’m working as a Research Associate and Deputy Leader in the Image Analysis group at the Centre for Artificial Intelligence in Public Health Research, which is part of the Robert Koch Institute. I am passionate about science communication, equal opportunities and feminism, and believe that science thrives in a diverse, interdisciplinary and empathetic environment.



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  • Lecture on AI & ethics

    I gave a lecture on AI in the life sciences, its ethics and regulation for the Data Science Master’s at FU Berlin in December.

  • Senior’s Seminar Talk

    Together with two colleagues, I gave a talk on AI at RKI at the Seniors’ Seminar at Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau in November.

  • Talk on ARTificial Intelligence

    Together with a colleague, I gave a talk on ARTificial intelligence at the event “KI & Co: Neue Technologien in Wissenschaft und Kunst” in Berlin-Wedding in September.

  • Real Scientists DE Bluesky Takeover

    During the week 6-12 May, I took over the Real Scientists DE account on Bluesky to post about my work! [Blog] [RealScientistsDE on Bluesky]

  • Talk at dHealth Conference

    I gave a talk at this year’s dHealth (Annual Conference on Health Informatics meets Digital Health) in Vienna in May.

  • Panel Discussion at ÖGD Forum

    I was invited to take part in a panel discussion on “Chancen und Grenzen von KI im Öffentlichen Gesundheitsdienst” (in German) at the Forum für den Öffentlichen Dienst in April.

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