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Melanie Platz

Dr. Melanie Platz

Mathematische Modellbildung, Rheinland-Pfälzische Technische Universität Kaiserslautern-Landau

Fortstr. 7, 76829 Landau, Raum: I, 1.25
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Forschungsprojekte
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ab 2014

Leveraging mobile and service oriented technology to improve health in developing economies

ab 2014

Research and empirical studies concerning the optimisation of health service delivery in South Africa with an application for digital devices with an adaptive GUI for delivering appropriate decision support tailored to different user groups

ab 2012

Problem-oriented mathematics education by embedding in concrete applications. Range: mathematical modelling. AT6FUI (Action Team 6 Follow Up Initiative) deals with leveraging the potential of space technology for global health risk mitigation and health service delivery

ab 2009

Advancement of pupils with exceptional mathematical talent and integration of the support measures in teacher education (form 8-13) under the direction of Mr. Prof. Dr. Niehaus

ab 2009

Adjustment of OpenSource computer algebra systems to the needs of mathematics education under the direction of Mr. Prof. Dr. Niehaus
Logo Adjustment of OpenSource computer algebra systems to the needs of mathematics education under the direction of Mr. Prof. Dr. Niehaus

ab 2009

Problem-oriented mathematics education by embedding in concrete applications. Range: mathematical modelling. The REGLAN-Health and Logictics project deals with interdisciplinary development aid to optimise the distribution of medical goods and services. In cooperation with the CSIR’s Meraka Institute, Pretoria, South Africa.
Logo Problem-oriented mathematics education by embedding in concrete applications. Range: mathematical modelling. The REGLAN-Health and Logictics project deals with interdisciplinary development aid to optimise the distribution of medical goods and services. In cooperation with the CSIR’s Meraka Institute, Pretoria, South Africa.