Federated data management

Workpackage #2

Federated data management

A federated database is a type of database management system that
transparently combines multiple independent databases into a centralized
system that preserves privacy for health data sharing and analysis. This
will keep the data being collected in WP1 secure and allow it to be easily
analysed to help iCARE4CVD achieve its goals.

Meet our team

Decentriq

Maria Fernanda Scoz Luz

Business Development Manager

Maastricht University

Dr. Visara Urovi

Associate Professor at the Institute of Data Science

Decentriq

Nikolas Molyndris

Product Lead, Healthcare & Life science

TNO

Martien Caspers , Ing/MSc

Dept. Microbiology & SystemsBiology (MSB)

University of Glasgow

Alasdair Henderson , Dr.

University of Glasgow

Maastricht University

Christof Peters, MD

Maastricht University

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Funding acknowledgment

Funding aknowledgement This project is supported by the Innovative Health Initiative Joint Undertaking (IHI JU) and JDRF International under grant agreement No 101112022. The JU receives support from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme and COCIR, EFPIA, Vaccines Europe, EuropaBio and MedTech Europe.

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