The power and limitations of AI at the bedside
On 17 January 2023, the 22nd edition of the Medical Data + ...
Future-oriented tech education at work in practice
"We call our education 'future-oriented tech education.' Which is not: going to ...
At the crossroads of oncology and AI: how algorithms can improve cancer care
Jan-Jakob Sonke The AI for Oncology lab was launched in ...
Zeno AI, Periscope and Reset to regional preliminaries Zorginnovatieprijs 2023
The three most promising innovative scale-ups in healthcare have been announced. These care innovators and representatives from the region, have a chance to win a spot in the finals of the National Healthcare Innovation Award (Zorginnovatieprijs 2023): the prize for the most innovative company in the scale-up phase in the field of care and well-being.
Active Collective: ‘AI will completely restructure our knowledge economy’
In recent weeks, Martens, like many others, made extensive use of ChatGPT and ...
Slowing down dementia: early diagnosis matters, and biomarkers are key
Teunissen has just published a major research paper identifying new biomarkers that ...
Medical Data + Pizza #21– Sink your teeth into dense data science
On 15 November 2022, the 21st edition of the ‘Everything medical data ...
Data science reveals links between insomnia and emotional regulation
Van Someren’s work is informed by large amounts of data collected from ...
Registration for Nationale Zorginnovatieprijs 2023 is opened
The Nationale Zorginnovatieprijs 2023 is an award for the most innovative company ...
Algorithms that work – how higher mathematics generates innovation in LSH
Mathematical algorithmic modelling may seem a rarefied academic pursuit, but scientists at CWI pursuing life sciences and health research are committed to designing models with direct applications to challenges in healthcare. From optimising treatment plans for cancer patients and reducing waiting times for ambulances to improving geriatric care and suicide prevention, their work, says senior researcher Peter Bosman, “is not window dressing. Our algorithms are actually being used. We go from foundation to application.”