In the press

Media Coverage

Our research and project outcomes have gained significant attention in the media, showcasing the societal and scientific relevance of our work. From advancements in anti-doping technologies to innovative AI applications in healthcare and sports, numerous media outlets have featured our contributions.

ARD News · 04.03.2024

Artificial intelligence for fight against doping in sports

The media coverage by the Arbeitsgemeinschaft der öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunkanstalten der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (ARD) on the use of deep learning methods to identify suspicious blood and urine samples in the fight against doping in sports. The segment highlights how advanced AI techniques are revolutionizing doping detection, ensuring fairness and integrity in athletic competitions.

DFKI · 25.07.2022

Saarland Minister President Mrs. Anke Rehlinger Summer Tour

Saarland's Minister President Mrs. Anke Rehlinger visits the German Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) in Saarbrücken, Germany during her Summer Tour 2022. We presented the innovative research on using artificial intelligence to fight against sports doping and discussed ideas to maintain integrity in sports.

SRF News · 09.03.2022

AI Advances in Anti-Doping: Detecting EPO and Sample Swapping

The media coverage by Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF) on our innovative research using artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect doping activities. The focus is on identifying EPO doping and uncovering sample swapping practices, highlighting the latest advancements in maintaining fairness and integrity in sports. We showed how AI algorithms could help the anti-doping efforts.

SR NEWS · 17.02.2022

New Technology Improves Blood Doping Detection in Sports

The media coverage by Saarländischer Rundfunk (SR) on our groundbreaking research using artificial intelligence to detect blood doping in sports. The coverage highlights how AI algorithms is being utilized to improve the detection of prohibited substance in the blood samples and promote fairness in competitive athletics.

Media | Maxx Richard Rahman