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In the future, blood samples from patients can be evaluated not only by specialists, but also by artificial intelligence. A team from Helmholtz Munich is laying the foundations for this.
Mohammad Lotfollahi wins the prestigious Bayer Foundation "Early Excellence in Science Award" in the category "Data Sciences" in Life Sciences for his pioneering machine learning algorithms.
Blood Bots
By leveraging the power of AI, computers can detect leukemia in blood samples – with accuracy to match their human counterparts
How do single cells communicate in a tissue? How can these interactions be modeled, while retaining information of spatial context? Researchers around Fabian Theis from Helmholtz Munich Computational Health Center and Technical University of Munich…
Fabian Theis and Ele Zeggini's interview
Over the next five years, the interdisciplinary NEUROCOV consortium will investigate the role of the host-virus interplay in the occurrence of neurological and psychiatric symptoms resulting from COVID-19 as a foundation for new treatment options.
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