New PANCAIM Publication in “GUT”
September 23, 2025 9:35 am Comments Off on New PANCAIM Publication in “GUT”We're proud to share that a group of PANCAIM team members has published the results of their work in the project in renowned Gut journal!
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Approaches to early cancer diagnosis and the impact of artificial intelligence in oncology – Join us for a webinar on on 15.10.!
September 22, 2025 12:18 pm Comments Off on Approaches to early cancer diagnosis and the impact of artificial intelligence in oncology – Join us for a webinar on on 15.10.!We're happy to share that PANCAIM experts John Hermans (Radboud UMC) and Nuria Malats (CNIO) will participate in upcoming webinar " Approaches to early cancer diagnosis and the impact of artificial intelligence in oncology". Join us for free on 15.10. !
Final PANCAIM meeting in Nijmegen
September 22, 2025 9:58 am Comments Off on Final PANCAIM meeting in NijmegenThe final PANCAIM meeting is behind us — and the finish line is just weeks away. After nearly 5 years of groundbreaking work in data collection, AI development, and AI validation, the PANCAIM team came together in Nijmegen for the final project meeting. And what a journey it’s been!
AI Advancing Pancreatic Cancer Care – Results and conclusions from PANCAIM Project – Join us on 04.09.2025!
August 21, 2025 2:54 pm Comments Off on AI Advancing Pancreatic Cancer Care – Results and conclusions from PANCAIM Project – Join us on 04.09.2025!PANCAIM consortium invites you to our final event! AI Advancing Pancreatic Cancer Care - Results and conclusions from PANCAIM Project. Join us on Thursday, 4th September 2025 in Nijmegen, Netherlands & Online via Webinar!
PANCAIM health-economic milestone achieved, led by Karolinska Institutet
August 4, 2025 9:47 am Comments Off on PANCAIM health-economic milestone achieved, led by Karolinska InstitutetAs part of the EU Horizon 2020-funded project PANCAIM, the team at Karolinska Institutet has built a decision-analytic prediction model to... View Article
Meet us in Nijmegen!
June 3, 2025 8:20 am Comments Off on Meet us in Nijmegen!PANCAIM consortium invites you to our final event! AI Advancing Pancreatic Cancer Care Results and conclusions from PANCAIM Project 4th... View Article
PANCAIM Reaches Milestone in Data Integration with a Global Outreach!
March 18, 2025 10:35 am Comments Off on PANCAIM Reaches Milestone in Data Integration with a Global Outreach!The PANCAIM project has reached a significant milestone by successfully collecting and harmonizing multimodal data from six hospitals and health institutes across Europe for pancreatic cancer research. This achievement marks a critical step forward in advancing precision medicine for one of the most challenging cancers!
PANCAIM at ECR 2025 – at the heart of the European Radiology Community!
March 18, 2025 10:29 am Comments Off on PANCAIM at ECR 2025 – at the heart of the European Radiology Community!This year's edition of the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) has concluded - and PANCAIM was there, amongst the over 20,000 participants gathered in Vienna to share knowledge and innovation in the field! With a record-breaking almost 10,000 abstracts submitted, we are so proud that we had the honor of two presentations for our project - brought about by our amazing PANCAIM colleagues Natália Alves and Megan Schuurmans from coordinator Radboud University Medical Center.
PANCAIM presented at PanCKI Pancreatic Cancer Congress in Stockholm
February 13, 2025 3:25 pm Comments Off on PANCAIM presented at PanCKI Pancreatic Cancer Congress in StockholmWe're happy to share that PANCAIM project was presented at the "PanCKI" World Pancreatic Cancer Congress 2024, organised by PANCAIM parter Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm from 18-20 November, 2024!
PANCAIM’s Custom Clinical Data model – An inspiration for others?
February 13, 2025 10:59 am Comments Off on PANCAIM’s Custom Clinical Data model – An inspiration for others?Rome was not built in a day nor was the PANCAIM clinical data model! The Hyve designed and developed it in close collaboration with a large interdisciplinary team from various technical and clinical organisations across Europe to perfectly fit the research purposes of the PANCAIM project.