PhD defense - Saruar Alam
New PhD using deep learning to analyse multiparametric MRI images to grade and track tumour cell spreading in the brain.
By: Marianne Hjellvik Hannisdal
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The Brain Tumour Immunology and Therapy Group at the Department of Biomedicine announces the public defence of the first PhD in Artificial Intelligence/deep learning at the Medical Faculty by Saruar Alam; 鈥淢ultiparametric brain MRI and deep learning models applied to segmentation and prediction in patients with glioma鈥. This research marks an important step in integrating AI with medical science and imaging, pointing towards the forthcoming AI Center at the 黑料吃瓜资源 Medical Faculty. The project addresses a knowledge gap in the use of computational analysis of MRI images for brain tumour grading and localisation. By advancing this technology, the research offers the potential to extract image derived information related to tumour localisation and characterisation, useful for precision grading and localisation. This will ultimately benefit patient care.
Trial lecture: "Generative AI in precision medicine: examples and promise for the future"
Wednesday 28 August 2024, 10.15
Public defence: Wednesday 28 August 2024, 12.15
Place: Auditorium 2, BBB, Jonas Lies Vei 91
Main supervisor: Prof. Arvid Lundervold
Co-supervisor: Prof. Martha Enger
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