As part of Global Digital Health Week, this article introduces six people who are addressing various issues (patient safety, dentistry, etc.) related to this topic.

For the first time, the University of Siegen invited alumni who graduated or completed their doctorates in the year 2000 to a “silver anniversary celebration.” More than 100 graduates attended the reception in the Audimax on the Adolf-Reichwein-Straße campus and received their anniversary certificates from Rector Prof. Dr. Stefanie Reese.

Visitors from Italy at the Chair of Solid-State Mechanics

Visitors from Spain at the Department of Computer Vision

Stephan Boch (47) is one of the pioneers of German and European Economic Law at the University of Siegen. A student pioneer. When the course was launched in 1999, he was one of around 180 students who embarked on this new course. Without knowing whether it would pay off professionally later on. For Stephan Boch, it paid off. After graduating, he found a job seamlessly at a law firm in Herborn, Hesse. In 2019, he moved to Verkehrsbetriebe Westfalen-Süd (VWS), where he currently holds the positions of Head of Legal Affairs and Company Spokesman as an authorized signatory. Public transport has been his focus ever since. However, he rarely travels by bus.

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