Officially Recognized IADR Pre-Event | March 24, 2026 | San Diego, CA, USA
San Diego, 24th of March, 2026
Officially Recognized IADR Pre-Event | March 24, 2026 | San Diego, CA, USA
Medical University of Warsaw, Poland
Using the LASERDent Stand-Alone Virtual Reality Simulator: Student Feedback and Acceptance
Carol Davila UMPH, Bucharest, Romania
AI-Powered Dental Imaging: Current Achievements, Regulatory Frameworks, and Future Directions
CEO and Founder, Note Dr., London, UK
Reading Between the Lines: How AI Uncovers the Signals That Shape Clinical Communication
University of Turin, Italy
Enhancing psychomotor Skills and engagement in Endodontic Microsurgery through virtual reality with haptic Feedback
Niigata University, Japan
Exploring the Effective Use of VR for Preclinical Tooth Preparation Training
Boston University, MA, US
The utility and practicality of Structured Light and LiDAR virtual models of body donors for gross anatomy teaching, learning, and assessing
Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC
Could Artificial Intelligence be the Game changer for Education and Practice?
WUHS, Oregon, USA
How Are Cutting‑Edge Digital Tools Transforming Anatomy Teaching and Research?
Margaret Cox is an Emerita Professor of Information Technology in Education at King's College London, with a pioneering career in using computers and technology in education since the late 1960s.
Her work prominently includes the integration of haptics into healthcare education, especially dental education. She was the principal investigator of the hapTEL project (2007-2012), which developed and researched the use of haptic devices to teach healthcare skills to undergraduates.
This project received multiple awards for innovation, including the BETT award for technology use in education and King's College London's Research Project of the Year.
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