Dataspace4Health

Honored to present NTT DATA's global data spaces strategy at Data Spaces Symposium 2025 in Warsaw on March 11-12! ?? NTT DATA’s international team for Data Spaces shared comprehensive insights across regions and sectors: ? MASARU DOBASHI outlined NTT DATA Group's global initiatives and international collaboration strategy for Data Spaces ? Carlos Mazo Llera presented our achievements in Public Procurement Data Spaces ? Daniel Arosa Otero discussed our contributions to Green Deal Data Space initiatives ? Ryunosuke Ichikawa showcased Japan's mobility Data Space developments The presentations highlighted our commitment to connecting regional platforms and establishing trusted data sharing frameworks across borders. Thank you to all attendees for the engaging questions and feedback during these two days. The momentum for international Data Spaces collaboration continues to build. Join us next at Hannover Messe 2025 (March 31 - April 4), where we'll be sharing insights on our Data Spaces initiatives again. #DataSpaces #NTTDATA #Mobility #GreenDeal #PublicSector #DSS25 #HM25

Gaia-X at HANNOVER MESSE 2025, just a few days to go! Hannover Messe 2025 kicks off on Monday, 31 March, and Gaia-X will be there alongside Gaia-X Hub Germany, NTT (NTT Communications and NTT DATA), Fujitsu, T-Systems International, deltaDAO AG, COOPERANTS and Dataspace4Health to showcase cutting-edge cross-border data collaboration initiatives. Join us as we explore how Japanese and European companies are working together to create trusted data exchange frameworks, driving interoperability and digital transformation. ?? See you in Hall 8, Stand D10 ?? Check the full programme: https://lnkd.in/eM4qjnW9 ? Register here: https://shorturl.at/E2uDb Ulrich Ahle | Kai Meinke | Aleksandar Kele?evi? | Taka Matsutsuka | Koichi Hokonohara | MASARU DOBASHI | Prof. Dr. Chris Schlueter Langdon | Riccardo Giovannotti | Global Data Service Organisation for Tyres and Automotive components | Luca L?ffler | Jan Fischer | Sven L?ffler | Daniel Rohrbach | Fraunhofer IOSB-AST | Energy-DataX |

Following initial discussions at #MWC2025 in Barcelona, collaborative efforts between Catalonia and Luxembourg's DS4H advanced this week in Milan during NTT DATA, Inc.'s Horizons Conference. Participants included Jordi Piera Jiménez (Director of the Digital Health Strategy at Catalan Health Service), Jacques Federspiel (Chief Information Security Officer HRS), Michael Mossal (NTT DATA)

The #Dataspace4Health team had an enriching experience at the European Digital Health Tech Conference, organized by Luxinnovation at the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce this week. The core focus was on the European Health Data Space (EHDS), with speakers from academia, industry, and healthcare sharing their perspectives on how #EHDS can revolutionize data sharing among stakeholders and contribute to better health outcomes. Magali Boers, Program Director at the Ministry of Health, highlighted how EHDS will reshape Luxembourg’s healthcare landscape. She emphasized the crucial role that the knowledge gained by the Dataspace4Health team will play in the implementation of EHDS in Luxembourg. Dmitry Etin, NTT DATA, Inc. provided a global perspective on EHDS broadening our understanding of its impact. Our team had the opportunity to engage with various stakeholders, including industry experts, academia, SMEs, and pharma representatives, discussing their visions for EHDS and the active role Dataspace4Health is playing in this transformation. The Minister for Digitalization and Research, Stéphanie Obertin concluded by emphasizing the government's commitment to making Luxembourg a strategic hub for data, supercomputing, and quantum technologies. We are excited to be part of this transformative journey and look forward to contributing to the future of digital health! #DigitalHealth #EHDS #DataInnovation #HealthcareTransformation #Luxembourg

Dataspace4Health joined the Gaia-X reception held at the European Parliament, hosted by MEP Tomislav Sokol. Due to the launch event of the European Health Data Space regulation by the European Commission in Brussels on the same day, the?event focused specifically on the vision and roadmap of European leaders regarding the European Health Data Space and its potential to enhance citizens' medical experiences by enabling seamless data sharing across different hospitals. MEP Sokol emphasized the importance of creating a unified health data space that would allow patients to share their medical data effortlessly, improving healthcare outcomes and patient experiences. He highlighted how this initiative aligns with the broader goals of European leaders to foster innovation and collaboration in healthcare. Ulrich Ahle (CEO of Gaia-X) presented the Gaia-X efforts in building a trust framework that can be leveraged to ensure secure and reliable data sharing. This framework is crucial for establishing confidence among stakeholders and facilitating the smooth exchange of health data across borders. Bert Verdonck (CEO of LNDS and Board member of Gaia-X) introduced the concept of dataspaces in terms of the secondary use of data, particularly in the context of rare disease research. He explained that researchers often require data from multiple countries to construct a sizeable dataset, which is essential for advancing research in rare diseases. Bert outlined the challenges that need to be addressed to enable the secondary use of data, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and data interoperability. Project Dataspace4Health was mentioned at the event, with attendees recognizing its potential to revolutionize healthcare data sharing and research. Furthermore, Dataspace4Health stressed the need for closing the data loop, where outputs from secondary data use can be integrated back into primary care. It was pointed out that currently, primary and secondary uses of data are isolated by legislation, but MEP Sokol assured that he would consider this aspect of data sharing to close the data loop and enhance healthcare delivery. It is certainly positive to see Data Spaces at the very core of that debate. The Gaia-X reception at the EU Parliament showcased the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders in advancing the European Health Data Space, highlighting the importance of trust, interoperability, and legislative support in achieving a unified and efficient healthcare system. Michael Mossal, Muhammad Shoaib, PhD

If you are at ???? Luxembourg's European Digital Health Tech Conference next week (March, 25-26), come by the panel where I have a pleasure to present the impact of Dataspace4Health on health data exchange in the country through the lenses of the EHDS regulation. Digital Health space is so hot these days, that the conference is fully sold out, so I don't leave the link to register ?? (however you can get yourself on the waiting list with Max Krecké of Luxinnovation GIE ). The major part of the conference is going to explore regulatory impact (think of AI Act and EHDS) on cross-border care, EHR systems access to market and easier access to health data by researchers. With Guillaume Schaack moderating the discussion and my fellow panelists Hernán Lew, Dr Zied Tayeb, Charles-Eric Winandy we will debate what's the impact of the regulation and consequent certification needs: how to bring new products to market and how to preserve flow of the data to innovators for research & development and back to the care delivery. ?? Thanks to the DS4H team for inviting me to take part in this discussion Marta Duponselle Michael Mossal Katharina Hrom

Make Luxembourg Shine Discover how secure data sharing and AI are transforming medical innovation in our latest video! Hear directly from the Dataspace4Health team: Marc Berna, Jacques Federspiel (H?pitaux Robert Schuman), Yves Le Traon, Evgeny Zotov, Maxime Cordy (University of Luxembourg), Reka Toth (Luxembourg Institute of Health), Jean-Philippe Arie (Luxinnovation GIE), MASARU DOBASHI, Katharina Hrom, Michael Mossal, Antonio Santacaterina, Quentin Virriat, Marta Duponselle,?Muhammad Shoaib, PhD. By leveraging AI and dataspaces, our collaborative project bridges the gap between industry and patient needs, enabling groundbreaking research and new treatment options. ???Support Our Vision! If you believe in our mission, give us a thumbs up on the NTT Sustainability Conference page. Your vote could help us present Dataspace4Health in Tokyo!?https://lnkd.in/et-VstnP? ????Voting is open until 31 March – every vote counts, and we appreciate your support! ???Join the Movement: #NTTSustainabilityConference #Partnership #AIinHealthcare #HealthcareInnovation #Dataspaces #DigitalHealth #DataForGood

Today, the Embassy of Japan in Luxembourg hosted a special reception to celebrate the birthday of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan. His Excellency Ambassador Matsubara Tadahiro welcomed guests and during his speech he highlighted key collaborations that strengthen the ties between Japan and Luxembourg. We are honored that Dataspace4Health was recognized as a great example of international cooperation, showcasing how partnerships can drive innovation. It was a privilege to be part of this event. We look forward to continuing our work in fostering global collaborations that contribute to a smarter and healthier future! #Dataspace4Health #Japan #Luxembourg #Collaboration #Innovation

Why Dataspace4Health is healthcare's new hero? Read this blog co-signed by Ralf Hustadt, Katharina Hrom, Antonio Santacaterina, Quentin Virriat and Marta Duponselle discussing the benefits of Dataspace4Health for healthcare: https://lnkd.in/eu6B_JWy #Dataspace4Health #DataSpaces #HealthcareInnovation #DataSharing #PersonalizedMedicine #MedicalResearch #Luxembourg #NTTDATALuxembourg

Connecting Data Across the Globe - Today marks a significant achievement in our Dataspace4Health project. We successfully conducted the first full interoperability test of Dataspace between Japan and Luxembourg. This milestone was achieved through the collaboration of NTT DATA in Japan, NTT DATA, Inc. in Luxembourg, The University of Tokyo, and the Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS). This test demonstrates our commitment to creating a truly interconnected global data infrastructure. By ensuring full interoperability, we are paving the way for more efficient and secure data exchanges across borders. This will not only enhance the quality of healthcare services but also foster innovation and collaboration among international partners. The success of this test is a proof to the hard work of our teams in Japan and Luxembourg. Together, we are building a robust foundation for the future of global data connectivity. As we continue to build on this momentum, we look forward to further use cases and technical breakthroughs in our Dataspace4Health project. Our goal is to create a world where data can flow freely and securely, driving progress and improving lives everywhere. University of Luxembourg, Ministère de l'économie - Luxembourg, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) Zia Alborzi, MASARU DOBASHI, Miki Kanno,Kentaro Kakui, Michael Mossal, Hirotsugu Seike, Yasuhira Chiba,Takuma Yagi, Yohan Jarosz, Fabien Michel, Ralf Hustadt, Nobuyasu Mizutani, German Castignani, Louis DELADIENNEE, Jean-Fran?ois Merche, Arthur Chevallier, Patrick Gratz, Bert Verdonck, Daniele Pagani, Georgios Argyriou, Katharina Hrom