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The official constitution of DIGGG in Munich. Colleagues gathered to sign the statute, defining the core pillars of the educational and scientific exchange.
Active participation at the centenary congress in Italy. Chaired by Co-Presidents Valentina Auletta and Antonella Iannaccone, the dedicated session focused on surgical innovation, artificial intelligence in obstetrics, and training pathways.
Our debut international scientific webinar. A specialized panel evaluated and compared legislations, clinical training pathways, and daily gynecological workflows between the two nations.
Hosting our first dedicated scientific session at the landmark Munich Congress. Presenting binational survey models and advanced applications of AI in maternal-fetal medicine.
According to our binational statute, DIGGG is structured to ensure balanced scientific leadership and active representation of all members.
Meet the team directing DIGGG's international scientific activities, educational exchanges, and institutional goals.
President for Gynaecology
Based at the Universitätsklinikum Jena, Germany. Specialized in surgical innovation, gynecological oncology, and translational clinical research.
President for Obstetrics
Based in Essen, Germany. Specialized in prenatal diagnosis, fetal growth restriction, maternal-fetal medicine, and clinical obstetrics.
Vice President
Researcher at University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli", Naples, Italy. Leading artificial intelligence and advanced imaging applications in maternal-fetal medicine, and coordinating binational training initiatives.
Treasurer
Based in Essen, Germany. Coordinating binational scientific databases, financial governance, and multicenter surgical surveys.
The executive leadership reflects a balanced division of roles across German and Italian institutions, ensuring that every project, exchange fellowship, and scientific webinar integrates both perspectives seamlessly.