Posts with Tag: Science
Posted on 18th May 2025
I'm currently playing around a bit with ChatGPT. It's fascinating what's possible. The following picture was created from a prompt à la ‘Paint a picture of a longboarder doing a pirouette on a longboard in the style of painter Edward Hopper’. That doesn't look bad at all. The longboard is more like...
Posted on 26th Apr 2025
For many, this will seem strange. A short message about the acceptance of a full paper for an international conference really lifts the spirits! Well, at the end of the day, we produce paper, and even that paper is now a mere PDF file...
Posted on 21st Apr 2025
That's the tough, unpredictable side of experimental science – you never know if recruitment will work. Currently is half-time of the recruitment phase. Thanks to David Buchmann's excellent contacts with all interested and participating longboarders, more than 50 people from over 20 countries have n...
Posted on 20th Jan 2025
January 2025: Today starts our first experimental study in longboarding. The LISS study (Longboard Injury Surveillance Study) using our SIRS online database system will collect with the help of hopefully many active skaters injury data prospectively for 12 months. We start with the six months...
Posted on 31st Oct 2024
When you push your Mac to its limits with 100,000 random walks of a prediabetes model in a Monte Carlo simulation. 10 Cores, 0% Idle time, 48 GB RAM for the model and 40 minutes at full throttle. Then 45 minutes to report all results in a 19 GB assessment file. Suffer baby!
Posted on 29th Oct 2024
October 2024: Today we obtained the formal approval for founding the Longboard & Skateboard Lab at GECKO institute of Hochschule Heilbronn!
Posted on 14th Jun 2024
My research vision is simple and challenging at the same time: "Shaping health care processes | Measuring efficiency in healthcare | Evaluating health technologies."
Posted on 13th May 2024
Schramm W, Hollenbenders Y and Kurscheidt M. Explorative cost-effectiveness analysis of colorectal cancer recurrence detection with next-generation sequencing liquid biopsy in Spain, France, and Germany. Therapeutic Advances in Gastroenterology 2024; 17: 17562848241248246. DOI: 10.1177/1756284824124...