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DTU and Rigshospitalet let artificial intelligence review unique patient data to find new ways to predict and prevent cardiovascular disease.
Lasse Engbo Christiansen has been central in the group that has calculated the development of the pandemic and the effect of restrictions and reopening.
A total of five researchers from DTU receive ERC Consolidator Grants of approximately DKK 15 mio. from the European Research Council.
A computational model being developed at DTU aims to help get to the roots of Parkinson’s disease to allow for future early diagnosis and treatment.
Provaxx profiles often refer to news media and science sites, while antivaxx profiles much more often refer to YouTube.
DTU algorithm analyzes patterns in eye movements in patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders and helps in diagnosis.
DTU spinout BrainCapture receives DKK 40 million from EIC and private investors to get equipment for diagnostics on the market.
Machine learning must standardize 3D image analysis to improve use of data prepared on advanced research facilities.
Image analysis tools can make diagnosis and planning more efficient for implantation of the advanced hearing aid cochlear implant.