Renato M. E. Sabbatini is a Brazilian scientist born in 1947. He has contributed significantly in areas of neuroethology, medical informatics, health sciences, distance education, and telemedicine. He helped establish medical informatics as a field in Brazil and founded several organizations including the Brazilian Society for Health Informatics. Sabbatini has published extensively, founded educational institutions and companies, and popularized science through writing for the public. He is considered a pioneer in applying new technologies to education in Brazil.

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Renato M.E.Sabbatini
Renato Marcos Endrizzi Sabbatini
Born 20 February 1947
Campinas, Brazil
Residence Brazil
Nationality Brazilian
Fields Biomedical Science, Neuroethology, Neurophysiology, Medical
Informatics, Telemedicine, Distance education
Institutions State University of Campinas
Instituto Edumed para Educação em Medicina e Saúde
Alma mater University of São Paulo
Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto
Known for One of the pioneers of medical informatics in Latin America
Notable awards Prêmio José Reis de Divulgação Científica
Religious stance Agnostic
Notes
Wikipedian
Renato Marcos Endrizzi Sabbatini (born 20 February 1947) is a Brazilian biomedical
and computer scientist, educator, publisher, science writer, entrepreneur and
administrator, born in Campinas, Brazil. He holds a doctoral degree in physiology from the
University of São Paulo.
His main contributions as a researcher and publisher concern the following areas[1] :
neuroethology; medical informatics; health sciences; internet and web applications in
medicine, biology and health; artificial intelligence; artificial neural networks; distance
education and e-learning; telemedicine; biological and health impacts of non-ionizing
radiation and history of neuroscience.
He is currently the president of the Edumed Institute, a non-profit R&D institution and
director of Edulogica Educação & Tecnologia, a consultant and commercial enterprise
specializing in distance education.

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Research and education
Sabbatini began his scientific career in neurophysiology in 1966, while he was a medical
student at the Medical School of the University of São Paulo at Ribeirão Preto [2] . He began
to work in basic biomedical research under the supervision of Prof. Miguel Rolando Covian,
an Argentine neurophysiologist, who encouraged him to found, after he graduated in 1968,
the first research laboratory of neuroethology in Latin America[3] , at the Department of
Physiology. Also there, he started in 1970 one of the first Brazilian and Latin American
groups of research, development and education on the computer applications in
biomedicine. Sabbatini got a doctorate in behavioral neuroscience in 1977 and immediately
thereafter went to spend two and a half years doing postdoctoral work in the same field at
the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry's Primate Behavior Department (in Munich,
Germany), under Manfred Maurus.
After returning to Brazil, Sabbatini accepted an invitation by Dean Prof. José Aristodemo
Pinotti, to move to the State University of Campinas in 1983, Sabbatini founded the Center
for Biomedical Informatics, one of the first interdisciplinary group of its kind in Brazil [4] ,
and a collaborating professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering of the Faculty
of Electrical Engineering and in the Department of Physiology of the Institute of Biology. In
1997, he created and was appointed chairman of the newly created area of medical
informatics and biostatistics in the Medical School[5] . In these capacities, until his
retirement from active duty with the University after 35 years of dedication to teaching and
research, Sabbatini advised many students in their research projects and dissertations. He
also wrote a large number of papers and books in many fields, and created a series of new
graduate courses and disciplines in biomedical computing, artificial intelligence, distance
education, electronic publishing, Internet applications and telemedicine.
Starting in 1993, with the advent of the WWW in Brazil, Sabbatini became a leader in the
research of new technologies and in the development of a large number of on-line courses
in health sciences, using videoconferencing, satellite-based teleconferencing and the
internet[6] . He has worked intensively in building teaching capacity in this field in Brazil
and was a member of the first Distance Education Working Group of the State University of
Campinas[7] . He also founded the Edumed Institute for Education in Medicine and Health,
working until this day as CEO and Chairman of the Board, and director of its International
Center for Information Technologies in Health. The Edumed Institute has organized a
national consortium comprising dozens of universities and medical associations with the
aim of developing a national network of distance education.
Sabbatini's initiatives in technological innovation in Brazil has been recognized several
times, including, in August 2007, by Info Exame Magazine's shortlist on the "50 Champions
of Innovation" of 2007[8]
Organizational work
Sabbatini was one of the specialists in Brasil to promote the birth of medical informatics as
a new science, being involved in the creation of the Brazilian Society for Health Informatics
(where he served as first vice-president, 1986-1987 and second president, 1987-1988 [9] ),
the Brazilian Journal of Health Informatics, and the First Brazilian Congress on Health
Informatics, and the series of International Conferences on Telemedicine and Distance
Education (TELMED). Among other things, he created and edited three other periodicals in
medical informatics, Informedica [10], Intermedic [11] and Informatica Médica [12]

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magazines, served as Medical Informatics Director to the Brazilian Medical Association and
as a national and international consultant to the World Health Organization, Pan American
Health Organization[13] , Inter-American Development Bank[14] , São Paulo State Research
Foundation, National Research Council and others.
Entrepreneurial work
Together with family members, Sabbatini founded a number of high-tech companies in
Germany and Brazil, working as a part-time consultant for them while he was a
university-based researcher, and as CEO and chairman of the board for two of them after
his retirement. These companies were Vortex GMBH (one of the first European software
producer for the TRS-80 microcomputer), Dataquest Ltd. (publishing and education in IT),
Webpraxis International Ltd. (consultancy and development projects for the Web) and
EduLogica Technology and Education Ltd. (distance education and educational technology).
He also helped to conceive, plan and establish other companies, such as ProfSat.
Popularization of science
Sabbatini has a long history of writing about science to laypersons, having started with
articles and columns in major Brazilian magazines and newspapers, such as Folha de São
Paulo and O Estado de São Paulo. From 1991 to 2001, he wrote a series of weekly science
and informatics columns in the main newspaper of Campinas, Correio Popular. For this
effort, he won the prestigious 1992 award of the Brazilian National Research Council, as
the Best Science Popularizer (Prêmio José Reis de Divulgação Científica) [15] . He has
taught and lectured extensively on science journalism (graduate program at UNICAMP [16] )
and is active in this professional field.
Electronic publishing
Starting 1996, Sabbatini created with his colleagues in the State University of Campinas a
number of websites devoted to promote the awareness of general public to health-related
information, such as, among others: the Brazilian Virtual Hospital [17] (the third of its kind
in the world), the Virtual Sports Center [18] [19] , the Brazilian Virtual Veterinary Hospital,
the Virtual Odontology Center, the Visible Human Image Database in South America [20] ,
the Health & Life On-line Magazine [21], the Brain & Mind On-Line Magazine [22], the
NutriWeb On-Line Magazine [23], several bulletins and newsletter distributed by email lists.
He created and acted as technical director to the first Brazilian project of scientific
electronic publishing, the e*pub Group [24], where several pioneering, exclusively on-line
publications were created under his technical direction, such as the On-Line Journal of
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery [25] and the On-Line Journal of Dentistry and Oral
Medicine [26]. Sabbatini is a member of the editorial board of Critical Reviews in Biomedical
Engineering[27]

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History of neuroscience
Another field where Sabbatini has been active is the history of neuroscience. He organized
for the first time in Brazil a systematic course on the subject [28] and is associate editor of
the section on the history of neuroscience in the Brain & Mind magazine[29] , having
published nine articles on different aspects of international history[30] . A book, the first in
Brazil, is being published in the fourth quarter of 2007.
Skeptics movement
One of the founders of the organized skepticism/rationalism movement in Brazil, Sabbatini
founded in 2001 the Brazilian Society of Skeptics and Rationalists, which has currently
more than 300 members [31] . The Society discusses actively and promotes ethical
responsibility in the mass media. It has a website [32], which features on-line articles on
pseudoscience, antiscience and skepticism by Sabbatini and others, and has a web-based
discussion group [33].
Affiliations to learned societies
[34]
• Brazilian Society of Physiology, member and Secretary General (1982-1985)
• Brazilian Society of Health Informatics, founding member, vice-president (1986-1988),
president (1988-1990) and secretary (1993-1995)
• Brazilian Medical Association, director of informatics
• Brazilian Association of Distance Education, member and director of Campinas Chapter
• Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science
• Brazilian Society of Biological Psychiatry, director of informatics
• American Medical Informatics Association
• American Telemedicine Association
Selected publications
Health informatics
• Sabbatini, R.M.E.: A multilayered neural network for processing 2D tomographic images
in neurosurgery [35]. Proceed. Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging
Conference, IEEE, 1992
• Ortiz J., Ghefter C.G., Silva C.E., Sabbatini R.M.E.: One-year mortality prognosis in heart
failure: a neural network approach based on echocardiographic data. J Am Coll Cardiol.
1995 Dec;26(7):1586-93. PMID 7594090
• Sabbatini, R.M.E.; Cardoso, S.H.: The Virtual Hospital, Electronic Publications and the
Visible Human: New Paradigms for Health Education [36]. Proceed. Regional Conference
on Health Information Systems, p. 128-137, São Paulo, BIREME, 1996. (In Portuguese)
• Sabbatini, R.M.E.: Using neural networks for processing biologic signals. MD Comput.
1996 Mar-Apr;13(2):165-72. PMID 8684280
• Da Costa, C.G.A. & Sabbatini, R.M.E.: A Survey of Software Engineering Practices in the
Development of Electronic Patient Record Systems [37]. Proceed. AMIA Annu. Meet. (In
PDF)
• Cardoso, S.H.; Sabbatini, R.M.E.: "Brain & Mind" Magazine: An On-Line Multimedia
Resource for Dissemination and Evaluation of Knowledge in Neuroscience [38]. Proceed.
AMIA Annu. Meet. (In PDF)

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• Carvalho, P.M.; Sabbatini, R.M.E. Integrating the Teaching of Informatics to Medical
Students in a Problem-Based Learning Undergraduate Course [39]. Proceed. AMIA Annu.
Meet. (In PDF)
• Botelho, M.L.; Araújo, L.; Sabbatini, R.M.E.: A Neural-Network Based System on the
World Wide Web for Prognosis and Indication of Surgery in Head and Brain Trauma [40].
Proceed. AMIA Annu. Meet., 1997 (In PDF)
• Quaresma, R.P.; Sabbatini, R.M.E.; Cardoso, S.H.; Ortale, J.R.: Adding Java and CGI
Functionality to an On-Line Atlas of Anatomy for Medical Education [41]. Proceed. AMIA
Annu. Meet., 1997 (In PDF)
• Palombo, C.R. Maccari-Filho, M.; Sabbatini, R.M.E. and Halstead, C.L.: The Virtual
Dental Center: Resource for Research and Education on the WWW [42]. Proceed. AMIA
Annu. Meet., 1997 (In PDF)
• Sabbatini, R.M.E.; Cardoso, S.H.: Interdisciplinarity and the Neurosciences [43].
Interdisciplinary Science Review, 27(4) Dec 2002, pp. 303-311.
• Sabbatini, R.M.E.; Cardoso, S.H.: Internet-2 Based Tele/Videoconferencing for Distance
Medical Education: The EduMed. Net Project [44]. AMIA Annual Meeting (in PDF).
• Cardoso, S.H.; Sabbatini, R.M.E.: On-line Resources for a WWW-based Continued
Education Curriculum on Behavioral Neurobiology [45]. AMIA Annual Meeting (in PDF).
• Sabbatini, R.M.E.: The Brazilian Virtual Hospital. A Case in e-Health. In: Knight, P. et al.:
e-Democracy in Brazil. Rio de Janeiro: Pearson Educational, 2003. (In Portuguese).
• Sabbatini, R.M.E. & Cardoso, S.H.: A Distance Interactive Course on the History of
Neuroscience [46]. Abstr. Annu. Meet. Soc. Neurosci. (SFN 2003), New Orleans, LA, USA,
Nov. 2003.
• Lopes da Silva, J.V.; Santa Bárbara, A.; Cardoso, S.H.; Sabbatini, R.M.E. and Coimbra,
N.C.: Construction of 3D Anatomical Models in Polymer Using Selective Laser Sintering -
A New Method for Teaching Human Anatomy [47], Proc. VIII International Conference on
Nursing Informatics. Rio de Janeiro, June 2003.
• Sabbatini, R.M.E. Internet Health Applications in Brazil. In: Sosa-Iudicissa, M. et al.
(Eds). Internet, Telematics and Health. IOP Press, 1997. Excerpt at Google Books [48]
• Sabbatini, R.M.E. - Applications of connectionist systems in Biomedicine. In: Lun, K.C.;
Degoulet, P. & Piemme, T. (Eds.) - Proceed. 7th World Congress on Medical Informatics
(MEDINFO 92). p. 418-425, 1992.
Neurosciences
• Sabbatini RM. A head-mounted stereotaxic platform with movable electrodes for
intracerebral exploration. Braz J Med Biol Res. 1982 Apr;15(1):65-71. PMID 6758889
• The PET Scan: A New Window Into the Brain [49]. Brain & Mind Magazine, March/May
1997.
• Phrenology: The History of Brain Localization [50]. Brain & Mind Magazine, March/May
1997.
• The History of Psychosurgery [51]. Brain & Mind Magazine, June/August 1997.
• Radiosurgery [52]. Brain & Mind Magazine', June/August 1997.
• Mapping the Brain [53]. Brain & Mind Magazine, September/November 1997.
[54]
• The History of Shock Therapy in Psychiatry . Brain & Mind Magazine, December
1997/February 1998.
• The Discovery of Bioelectricity [55]. Brain & Mind Magazine, June/August 1998.
• The Psychopath's Brain [56]. Brain & Mind Magazine, September/November 1998.

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• Imitation of Life: The History of the First Robots [57]. Brain & Mind Magazine,
June/August 1999.
• Placebo Effect: The Power of the Sugar Pill [58]. Brain & Mind Magazine, June/August
1999.
[59]
• Learning Who is Your Mother. The Behavior of Imprinting . Brain & Mind Magazine,
14: Nov.2001-March 2002
• The Evolution of Human Intelligence [60]. Brain & Mind Magazine, 12 (February-May
2001) and 13 (August-November 2001)
• The Animal that Weeps [61]. Cerebrum Magazine, 2003
[62]
• Neurons and Synapses. The History of its Discovery . Brain & Mind Magazine, 17:
March 2003
See also
• Instituto Edumed para Educação em Medicina e Saúde
• Center for Biomedical Informatics
• Brazilian Society for Health Informatics
• Brazilian Journal of Health Informatics
• Brazilian Society of Skeptics and Rationalists
• Edulogica Educação & Tecnologia
External links
• Personal website [63] (In English)
• Science, Technology and Society [64]. Blog (In Portuguese)
• Curriculum Vitae [65]. Lattes Platform, National Research Council (In Portuguese)
• Medical Informatics [66] magazines in Brazil.
• TeleMed Newsletter [67]
• EduMed Newsletter [68]
• TVDNews Newsletter [69]
• SBCR Newsletter [33]
• Brain & Mind Newsletter [70]
• Neuroethology Lab [71]. Dept. Physiology, Medical School of Ribeirão Preto
• Brazilian Virtual Hospital [17]
• Virtual Sports Center [18]
• Brain & Mind On-Line Magazine [22]
• NutriWeb On-Line Magazine [23]
• e*pub Group [24]
• The Edumed Institute [72]
• Edulogica Education & Technology [73]
• Webpraxis International [74]

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