Muriel Blaive 
Julian Casanova 
Filip De Meyer 
Bruno De Wever 
A. Gonzàlez-Quintana 
Thomas Lindenberger 
Feyrouze Omrani 
Sierk Plantinga 
Jean-Marc Van Gyseghem 
Jacques Van Helden 
Günter Bormann 
Antoon De Baets 
Hannelore Dekeyser 
Julie Feld 
Frank Robben 
Patrick Van Eecke 
Karel Velle 
Valérie Verbruggen 
Isabelle Vereecken 
Giovanni Buttarelli 
Georges De Moor 
Bart De Schutter 
François Rigaux 
Xavier Rousseaux 
Christine Van Broeckhoven 
Rudi Van Doorslaer 
Kristof Van Quathem 
Sonia Combe 
Willem Debeuckelaere 
Peter Hustinx 
Ilias Iakovidis 
Minister of Justice 
Erik Van Hove 
Filip De Meyer
Researcher at the Medical Informatics & Statistics department of the Universiteit Gent
Filip De Meyer graduated as an electronics engineer and has worked for the Department of Medical Informatics and Statistics of the University Hospital of Ghent (BE) since 1990. He was involved in several European projects on data security, digital signatures and privacy issues in healthcare Information and Communication Technology.
Since 1998 he has focused on Privacy Enhancing Technologies. He was project leader of the EU-funded PRIDEH and PRIDEH-GEN projects on Privacy Enhancing Technology and consultant in the ACGT (Advancing Clinico-Genomic Clinical Trials on Cancer) and ASSIST (association studies on cervical cancer) projects.
Following his involvement in CEN TC251 (Health Information and Communications Technology Standardisation), he co-authored the ISO TC 25237 “Technical Specification on the use of Pseudonymisation in Healthcare”.
He is currently conducting PhD research focusing on privacy and quality aspects of the integration of clinical care and biomedical scientific research.
Will participate in:
| 22/11 | (14:00 - 14:50) | 1c. eHealth: ICT developments in healthcare and health research |
| 23/11 | (10:45 - 15:00) | ICT privacy protection in medical research |
