Subject: RSCN Webinar Series_AI in Active and Healthy Ageing_May 7, 2020 12:00 PM CEST
From: gabrielle onorato <[email-masked]>
To: Undisclosed recipients:Undisclosed
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2020 14:19:44 +0000

Dear Partners,

The Reference Site Collaborative Network (RSCN) is organising a series of joint webinars for Reference Sites and Action Groups. Attendance is open to all Reference Site Stakeholders and Action Group members, particularly
those with a specific interest in the subject of the webinar. The purpose of the webinars is to share experience from key experts across a range of areas relevant to health and care and in doing this to provide opportunities for those involved in active and
healthy ageing  to:

identify opportunities for collaboration, strengthen strategy and policy development;

inform the development of pilot studies; and

join joint research studies or Thematic Groups established within the RSCN structure, etc.

The second in the programme of webinars will be held on Thursday 7th May,
12:00pm to 13:30pm (CEST) and we are delighted to announce we will be joined by Dr Patrik Eklund, Department of Computing Science,
Umea University, Sweden; and Co-ordination Team Leader of the A2 Action Group, who will speak on: "AI in Active and Healthy Ageing". Further information on Dr Eklund and
his presentation are attached for your information.

Connecting details :

To join the webinar please connect from your computer, tablet or smartphone to:

https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/741553453

For anyone wishing to connect by telephone please find
here the dial-in codes.

To assist with internal management, we would like you to register in advance giving your name, email address, and the Reference Site or Action Group you belong to by contacting
Gabrielle Onorato [email-masked] for Reference Sites;
or Giovanni Tramontano [email-masked]
for Action Groups.

Details on future webinars in May and June will be shared in the coming weeks, and will be listed on the RSCN web site

www.rscn.eu.

We look forward to you and colleagues joining us at our first webinar and participating in the discussion.

Best Regards

The RSCN