Artificial intelligence is transforming medicine, and computer vision plays a key role. This talk, presented at the AI Summit, organized in collaboration between ISDIN and the International School of Derma, features Dr. Jorge Bernal del Nozal, PhD, Affiliated Researcher at the Barcelona Computer Vision Center. He explains how AI can enhance medical diagnosis, optimize treatments, and assist healthcare professionals. Discover groundbreaking applications and current challenges of this technology in dermatology.

During the 1st ISD Dermajal International Symposium 2024, Dr. Rodrigo Roldán, MD, PhD, discussed the effects of environmental pollution and climate change on the skin, framing his talk within the exposome concept. He explained how external factors such as UV radiation, pollution, and climate, along with internal factors like hormones and the microbiome, impact skin health. He emphasized the importance of understanding these interactions to develop prevention and treatment strategies, highlighting dermatology’s role in adapting to these environmental challenges.

During the 1st ISD Dermajal International Symposium 2024, Judit Mompin, Head of the International School of Derma (ISD), presented the institution's mission in the context of an evolving dermatology field. She emphasized the need for innovative education that responds to scientific and technological advancements while fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. ISD aims to be an ecosystem that inspires leaders in dermatology and contributes to their professional development, adapting to current challenges and preparing professionals for the future.

Dr. Yolanda Gilaberte, in her role as president of the Spanish Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (AEDV), shares her vision of the present and future of the Academy. The AEDV plays a fundamental role as a scientific society responsible for training dermatologists, residents, and other professionals in the field. She highlights the variety of learning formats available, ranging from in-person and virtual courses to conferences and workshops, emphasizing the importance of direct interaction and face-to-face learning in certain areas. Additionally, she discusses the initiatives they are working on, such as the impact of climate change on dermatology, innovation and research, gender equity, international projects, and sustainability, in collaboration with other institutions. If you want to learn more about the present and future of the Spanish Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, don’t miss this video.