
“Spotting cancer in the pancreas earlier with AI” – PANCAIM featured on EU CORDIS!
November 20, 2023 1:21 pmWe’re proud that our project was recently featured by the European Commission in an article on CORDIS, where breakthrough EU... View Article
We’re proud that our project was recently featured by the European Commission in an article on CORDIS, where breakthrough EU... View Article
We are happy to share that are PANCAIM team members have published a new article title "Prediction Variability to Identify Reduced AI Performance in Cancer Diagnosis at MRI and CT" in the prestigious radiology journal!
We are proud to announce that PANCAIM is organising the first ever large-scale study comparing radiologists and AI for pancreaticcancer detection: PANORAMA - Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis - Radiologists Meet AI!
We are proud to share that our team member, Dawid Rutkowski from PANCAIM partner Karolinska Institute, has been honored with... View Article
We're pleased to share a significant advancement from the PANCAIM project - The first ever implementation of a PANCAIM AI algorithm for earlier detection of pancreatic cancer on CT! Read our full press release here.
From 8-9 June, our project consortium met in Stockholm for the project M30 meeting, hosted by Karolinska Institute. Partners presented the activities... View Article
We are happy to share that the article “Artificial Intelligence in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma Imaging: A Commentary on Potential Future... View Article
Last week, the PANCAIM Consortium met at the premises of CNIO, the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre, for the project... View Article
At the end of November, PANCAIM team members Natalia Alves and Megan Schuurmans, PhD students at Radboud UMC, presented insights from their research in the project at RSNA in Chicago, the leading global radiology conference.
On the 6th of September, PANCAIM had its first of three review meetings with the European Commission and appointed external experts to assess the progress of the project. The consortium members presented the progress and achievements of the first 1.5 years of the project, but also addressed challenges encountered, risks identified and mitigation strategies.