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RES171 Machine Learning in Biomedicine

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Interview: “How a Computer Scientist Saves Lives With Algorithms and Pixels”.

Computer scientist Julia Schnabel is setting up a new institute at Helmholtz Munich. There, she and her team feed AI systems with patient images. The goal of the research: to give doctors more time for their patients.

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Interview: “The New Methods Are Moving Us Forward Tremendously”

Computer scientist Julia Schnabel is working on artificial intelligence that can help doctors diagnose and detect serious diseases at an early stage. She is now setting up a new institute at Helmholtz Munich after several decades in England.

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Julia Schnabel to lead new Institute of Machine Learning in Biomedical Imaging

Julia Schnabel has joined Helmholtz Zentrum München as the head of the newly formed Institute of Machine Learning in Biomedical Imaging. The new institute will complement and link into the biomedical imaging and computational health research program…