We are 3 students of the University of Applied Sciences in Mannheim who are challenged with the UN Sustainalbe Developement Goal 3 “Good Health and Well-Being”.
Together we are Team Bee:
- keen to explore the needs of the people around us,
- always hard working,
- ambitious to achieve our goal
- & willing to bring our ideas to the outside world.
INTRODUCING SiMA
„Imagine the year 2050 when 100,000 people die each year due to the rise of multi-resistant germs and the ineffectiveness of common antibiotics“
The Simple Medicine Applicator aims to stop the further development of multi-resistant germs by preventing the misuse of antibiotics. Our system will achieve this by supporting users in handling antibiotics correctly, while also personalizing and optimizing antibiotic therapy. If you are curious to learn more about SiMA check out our video and whitepaper below:
About the Project
Check out our progress
Weekly Update 2
LAUNCH DAY !!! This week started off with an introduction to CBI, which means we finally got to know which SDG will be ours and what our first task will be. Also, as the inno.space will be having two teams this year, we found out who our teammates will be. So without...
Weekly Update 1
Week one Right in the beginning of our inno.space adventure we had a bootcamp introducing us to the arts of design thinking and afterwards we had a nice time preparing foods together and chatting for the rest of the evening. mysterychallenge From wednesday till...
“It is Health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.”
Mahatma Ghandi
Who we are:
Hannah
Biomedical Engineering
“I am a first semester student in the masters program of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Mannheim. I chose to be a part of CBI because it is inspiring to get to know so many new technologies, people and perspectives. ”
Kristina
Biomedical Engineering
“I’m a Biomedical Engineering master student in my second semester at University of Applied Sciences Mannheim. I can relate to the Sustainable Goal ‘Good Health and Well-being’ of the UN because of the link to the field of study Biomedical Engineering and I’m looking forward to build Challenge Based Innovation pilots to combine own ideas and skills with CERN technology.”
Sarah
Biomedical Engineering
“I’m a second semester master Student in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Mannheim. I started studying Medical Engineering, because I wanted to combine my interests in engineering with the wish of helping people with my work. I’m really happy now to be part of the CBI program which focuses on exactly this.”