Mental Health from a Rural Perspective: Inspiration, Challenges and Opportunities
On 5 December, the Support Office for Life Science & Health (SOLH) organised the webinar “Mental Health from a Rural Perspective – Inspiration, Challenges and Opportunities”. The event brought together researchers, practitioners and public-sector representatives...
Pilot use case: Better Medicine
Use-case description: Better Medicine is an Estonian medical technology company founded in 2020 that focuses on the application of artificial intelligence in radiology for the detection of oncological findings. Better Medicine has achieved ISO 13485 certification....
Pilot use case: explaination.net
Use-case description: Dementia detection in T1-weighted MRI scans. The interactive relevance map visualization application displays brain areas that contribute to the model’s decision. Learn more here: https://explaination.net/ Location: German Center for...
Pilot use case: Documentation of social service professional’s client data
Use-case description: Wellbeing Services County of Southwest Finland is piloting artificial intelligence to help document social services. The Company Gosta Labs has developed an AI-based dictation tool that uses speech recognition to document customer meetings. It...
Piloting S-124 Navigational Warnings via VDES: From Plotting to MMS Deployment in Denmark
As part of the MaDaMe project under Interreg Baltic Sea Region, Denmark has begun piloting the next-generation maritime communication services designed to make navigational information faster, clearer, and more reliable. Demonstration of the End-to-End Data Flow In...
Baltic Sea Region Advances Toward S-100 Digital Navigation
The maritime world is entering a new digital era. After decades of relying on paper charts and later S-57 electronic navigation, the sector is now accelerating toward S-100 framework, a new way for sharing and integrating navigational information. That momentum was on...
The BALTIPLAST Project – From Pilot Actions to Transferable Solutions
The BALTIPLAST project developed practical approaches to tackling plastic pollution within a circular economy framework. By bringing together municipalities, NGOs, and universities, the project built a strong, collaborative response to the complex challenge of...
From Waste to Wisdom: BALTIPLAST Final Conference Showcases Paths to Plastic Reduction in the Baltic Sea Region
On 10–11 December 2025, the BALTIPLAST project concluded with its final conference in Turku, Finland, gathering a total of 76 participants from across the Baltic Sea Region. Participation was strongly interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral, comprising 23 representatives...