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Gamescom Congress EN

11:45 CEST

Opening Remarks/Welcome Track 5:
Law and gamesKonstantin Ewald • Tobias Haar • Joseph Olin • Patrick Sweeney Games you can touch - more than a niche? Track 1:
Living with gamesBenedict Braitsch • Dennis Mendel

14:00 CEST

Games and health: an introduction Track 3:
Innovation with gamesDr. Ursula Kramer Games technology in the indrustry Track 4:
Economy and gamesMartin Steinicke

14:20 CEST

eSports as the new German popular sport Track 1:
Living with gamesMartin Müller Games and health: approval and regulation Track 3:
Innovation with gamesMarc Kamps

14:30 CEST

Games for the logistics industry Track 4:
Economy and gamesSandra Kaczmarek

14:40 CEST

(No) competition for the sports field? Track 1:
Living with gamesJens Wortmann Games and health: Virtual reality before, during and after the operation Track 3:
Innovation with gamesMoritz Queisner

15:00 CEST

Games and health: HemoHeroes: A child’s life with fun and circumspection Track 3:
Innovation with gamesMaria Scham The lactate test for gamers Track 1:
Living with gamesDr. Christopher Grieben IoT-based assembly for the aviation and automotive industry Track 4:
Economy and gamesLukas Merkel

15:30 CEST

Conveying knowledge through serious games when teaching: an experience report Track 2:
Learning with gamesDr. Pia Spangenberger Tech companies fail at leadership development Track 4:
Economy and gamesDavid Liebnau

16:30 CEST

Cryptokitties – the best cat content of the internet Track 3:
Innovation with gamesMickey Maher In the digital classroom Track 2:
Learning with gamesTobias Hübner Let‘s be frank: How much does an influencer cost? Track 4:
Economy and gamesChristoph Krachten • Mathias Richter • Mats Thiesen • Simon Will

17:00 CEST

Loot, Bots & Battle Royale Track 3:
Innovation with gamesBen Herzberg

17:15 CEST

Team development in the company – the serious game „Culture of Prevention“ Track 4:
Economy and gamesFelix Kapp

17:30 CEST

Multisensory human technology interaction Track 3:
Innovation with gamesFabian Hemmert