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4th NATON quarterly meeting 2025

Our final quarterly meeting of 2025 is already behind us. On November 12, we met virtually via Zoom and[…]

Our final quarterly meeting of 2025 is already behind us. On November 12, we met virtually via Zoom and received striking insights into the NATON methods platform, particularly into the CT-assisted robotic control for post-mortem tissue retrieval using virtual-reality technology. Many thanks to Maximilian Neidhardt from TU Hamburg for this very exciting contribution!

In addition, there were reviews of past conferences as well as current updates on the status of NAREG, the associated center contracts, and the S1 guideline. A very impressive autopsy case once again enriched the program. Thank you to Saskia von Stillfried from Aachen for presenting it!

We thank all participants for their engaged exchange—and already look forward to seeing you again next year.

NATON in China

Auch in der bevölkerungsreichsten Stadt Chinas stößt das Nationale Obduktionsnetzwerk NATON auf großes Interesse: Auf dem 6. Asian-Oceanian Congress[…]

Our final quarterly meeting of 2025 is already behind us. On November 12, we met virtually via Zoom and received striking insights into the NATON methods platform, particularly into the CT-assisted robotic control for post-mortem tissue retrieval using virtual-reality technology. Many thanks to Maximilian Neidhardt from TU Hamburg for this very exciting contribution!

In addition, there were reviews of past conferences as well as current updates on the status of NAREG, the associated center contracts, and the S1 guideline. A very impressive autopsy case once again enriched the program. Thank you to Saskia von Stillfried from Aachen for presenting it!

We thank all participants for their engaged exchange—and already look forward to seeing you again next year.

3rd NATON quarterly meeting 2025

On September 24, 2025, the 3rd NATON quarterly meeting was held virtually, marking the start of the third funding[…]

Our final quarterly meeting of 2025 is already behind us. On November 12, we met virtually via Zoom and received striking insights into the NATON methods platform, particularly into the CT-assisted robotic control for post-mortem tissue retrieval using virtual-reality technology. Many thanks to Maximilian Neidhardt from TU Hamburg for this very exciting contribution!

In addition, there were reviews of past conferences as well as current updates on the status of NAREG, the associated center contracts, and the S1 guideline. A very impressive autopsy case once again enriched the program. Thank you to Saskia von Stillfried from Aachen for presenting it!

We thank all participants for their engaged exchange—and already look forward to seeing you again next year.