News & events

We are proud to share that our team member, Dawid Rutkowski from PANCAIM partner Karolinska Institute, has been honored with the prestigious Swedish Society of Radiology student award for his outstanding scientific work! Dawid’s research titled

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 and updates of the past six months, and engaged in many discussions during the sessions as well as

We are happy to share that the article “Artificial Intelligence in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma Imaging: A Commentary on Potential Future Applications” will appear open-access in Gastroenterology journal of the American Gastroenterological as

Last week, the PANCAIM Consortium met at the premises of CNIO, the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre, for the project M24 meeting in Madrid to share updates and align on next steps for datasharing and AI development. After 2

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

PANCAIM partner UoG has opened a call for applications for a research associate position (postdoc) within the PANCAIM project. The post is ideally suited for a motivated individual with a PhD in a relevant field. Applicants should be driven by scient

PANCAIM partner University of Glasgow is recruiting! UoG is looking for a PhD student to join the research efforts in the PANCAIM project. This is a unique and exciting opportunity to be part of a multidisciplinary effort to study and develop artific

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is one of the deadliest cancers worldwide, associated with a 98% loss of life expectancy. Image-based artificial intelligence (AI) can help improve outcomes for PDAC given that current clinical guidelines are n