INTAMT News
Economic Day of Kazakhstan in Düsseldorf
On April 20, the Economic Day of Kazakhstan was held by the local IHK and OAOEV in Düsseldorf. The event was opened by Andreas Schmitz, the President of IHK Dusseldorf, and featured a speech by Kazakhstan’s Ambassador Nurlan Onzhanov. The event served as a reminder of the significant strides that Kazakhstan has made in recent years. Intriguing insights into the economics of Kazakhstan were made, particularly in the most substantial areas, such as renewable energy, engineering, and agricultural cooperation.
Thoracic surgeons from Kazakhstan participate in two-week internship, organised by INTAMT
Starting on 5 September, thoracic surgeons from Kazakhstan under the direction of Prof. Wolfram-Trudo Knoefel took part in a two-week internship at the Clinic for General, Thoracic and Paediatric Surgery of the University Hospital Düsseldorf, which was part of a larger educational project – a cycle of internships for doctors from medical institutions in Atyrau, the Republic of Kazakhstan, in Germany.
Fundraising to support people with disabilities in Ukraine
The weak and the vulnerable are the first to fall victim to the cruelty of war. This is also the case in Ukraine. Our long-time partners and friends from the National Assembly of People with Disabilities of Ukraine report terrible things about the condition of their charges who need help and support. Especially in areas adjacent to war zones, the situation remains extremely critical. We cannot give these people back their lives before the war. But we can try to help.
Stop the war!
The team of INTAMT is overwhelmed with grief and concern about the events surrounding the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian army. We could not ignore this huge human tragedy, especially as many Ukrainian colleagues, with whom we have longstanding business relations, are among the victims. Do what you can to stop the bloodshed! Solidarity from people all over the world is the only thing that can prevent the expansion of the war in Ukraine to a worldwide catastrophe!
Digital Technology for Nursing Education and Training (DTNET) project
A number of research studies have shown that an integration of VR in nursing simulation-based education in the EU countries is still at its onset. During the 24 months, the DTNET consortium aims to create an innovative & handy set of help tools to provide the HEIs with the technological advantages of VR simulations in nursing education and focus not just on the usability of the technology, but on learning outcomes of immersive VR.
