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Joacim Holter, CEO of Lifecare (male, 1st time participation to FET), is responsible for business development, finances and stakeholder relations.
He’s experienced includes international business development bringing advanced technologies from R&D to a commercially mature level.
Andreas Pfützner, MD, PhD, CSO of Lifecare (male, 1st time participation to FET), is responsible for research and development of the Sencell implantable glucose sensor device. He has more than 30 years of experience in medical device development and is lecturing professor of clinical research and product development at the Technical University in Bingen, Germany.
Sanja Ramljak, PhD, Clinical and regulatory management (female, 1st time participation to FET) will be responsible for pre-clinical activities and clinical activities (and event regulatory affairs). She holds a Post Doc at the German Primate Centre and a PhD in Molecular Biology at the University of Göttingen.
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1. Purposes and methods of data processing
1.1. Navigation data.
The information systems that run the FORGETDIABETES website (forgetdiabetes.eu) automatically acquire on a daily basis some of the personal data transmitted when web communication protocols are used. If these personal data are processed with data held by third parties, they could identify users and/or visitors. These personal data include the IP address and computer domain names used to connect to forgetdiabetes.eu. These data are normally collected for anonymous statistical surveys and are used to make it easier to navigate forgetdiabetes.eu.
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1.2.1. Cookies
Cookies can be disabled without having any effect on your website experience. The University uses Google Analytics, a service provided by Google Inc., (hereinafter called “Google”) to generate statistics on how its website is used. Google Analytics uses cookies, but they do not store your personal data and are not third-party. Cookies contain information on your website use, including your IP address, and will be sent by your browser to Google, which is based at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States, where they will be stored on the company’s servers. In accordance with the current terms of service, Google will use this information in its role as an independent data processor to track and examine website use, draw up reports on website-activity, and provide services related to your website-activity, device (e.g. mobile phone, pc, browser) and how you search for and arrive at the information you require. Google may also send this information to third parties to meet legal requirements or when said third parties process your information on behalf of Google. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data in its possession.
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1.2.3. Remarketing e Behavioral Targeting
Facebook Custom Audience (Facebook, Inc.)
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Personal Data collected: Cookies; email address.
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1.3 Purposes and storage of data
Collected data are processed for statistical analysis for the sole purposes of improving services; therefore, they will be stored for the minimum time needed to perform a service.
1.4. Data processing
Your data will be processed manually, as well as by electronic and automated means, for the following purposes in accordance with the limits and conditions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 2016/679: collection, recording, organisation, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure or destruction.
2. Disclosure and dissemination of data
Your personal data will not be disseminated or disclosed to third parties unless provided for by the University’s dataprocessing information and/or by the law. In these cases, data will be disclosed and/or disseminated in accordance with the methods allowed.
Your data may be disclosed to processors or to persons tasked with processing as part of their job and in accordance with the instructions they receive, but solely for the purposes stated in this information.
3. Rights of the data subject
Regarding your personal data, you may exercise the rights provided for by the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 by sending an email to: [email protected].
4. Data Controller
The Data Controller is the University of Padova, which is based at Via VIII Febbraio no. 2, Padova, Italy. A complete list of data processors can be consulted at this address.
5. Contact details of the Data-protection officer
You can contact the University’s Data-protection officer at: [email protected].
Updated on: 31 May 2019
