Judith Lefkes receives Christine Mohrmann Stipend
Judith Lefkes received a Christine Mohrmann Stipend for her research on generalizable AI models and automated pathology reporting.
Judith Lefkes received a Christine Mohrmann Stipend for her research on generalizable AI models and automated pathology reporting.
Megan Schuurmans and Natália Alves successfully defended their PhD theses on AI for pancreatic cancer.
Agata Polejowska was awarded 2nd place and 3rd place in the NeurIPS CURE-Bench Competition
Bart Sturm successfully defended his PhD thesis on digital and computational pathology.
Francesco Ciompi, in collaboration with JBZ, receives grant for ENDO-AID 2.0: Enhancing ENDOmetrial biopsy Artificial Intelligence assisted Diagnosis.
Five DIAG/CPG researchers took on the Alpe d’HuZes challenge, contributing to €19 million raised for the Dutch Cancer Society.
Esther Markus-Smeets successfully defended her PhD thesis on using quantitative imaging to understand pancreas tumor biology.
Jasper Linmans successfully defended his PhD thesis on uncertainty estimation in digital pathology.
Hans Pinckaers successfully defended his PhD thesis on prognostic modelling for prostate cancer patients using gigapixel-sized images.
Milda Pocevičiūtė receives KWF grant for her project ALIVE: ArtificiaL Intelligence for Vulvar prEmalignancies.