Blogs from Martina Truskaller https://precise-project.technikon.com/blog1/blogger/listings/mtruskaller Fri, 25 Feb 2022 19:39:37 +0000 Joomla! - Open Source Content Management en-gb It is not over yet … https://precise-project.technikon.com/blog1/entry/it-is-not-over-yet https://precise-project.technikon.com/blog1/entry/it-is-not-over-yet As announced in the previous blog post, many of the former PrECISE project partners are currently involved in the follow-up H2020 project “iPC”.

“iPC” stands for “Individualized Paediatric Cure” and the project’s goal is to collect, standardize and harmonize existing clinical knowledge and medical data and, with the help of artificial intelligence, create treatment models for patients. Scientists will test them on virtual patients to evaluate treatment efficacy and toxicity, thus improving both patient survival and their quality of life.

In order to accomplish the project’s goals, an interdisciplinary team consisting of basic, translational, and clinical researchers - all amongst the leaders in their respective fields – has been formed. In addition, strong relationships with European Centres of Excellence, patient organizations, and clinical trials which focus on personalised medicine for our proposed case studies, have been established.

To summarize, iPC will address the critical need for personalized medicine for children with cancer, contribute to the digitalization of clinical workflows and support the European Digital Single Market Strategy. Find out more about iPC on the following website: https://ipc-project.eu/  and follow the project on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iPC_H2020

 


Read more]]> truskaller@technikon.com (Martina Truskaller) Uncategorized Wed, 17 Apr 2019 10:37:45 +0000 New hope for better cancer treatment https://precise-project.technikon.com/blog1/entry/new-hope-for-better-cancer-treatment https://precise-project.technikon.com/blog1/entry/new-hope-for-better-cancer-treatment After three years of hard work a team of doctors and scientists from Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Germany, France and the US are happy to announce the successful conclusion of the PrECISE project. Its main achievement was to build - with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) - a user-friendly interface which can sift through thousands of different data sets and publications in order to help the clinical research community to craft individualized treatment plans for men who suffer from prostate cancer. Not only that, PrECISE now inspires also other scientists to use AI in a useful way for cancer treatment. Many of the former project partners are now collaborating in a follow-up project – called iPC – which uses the same technologies, but focusing on children cancer.

To sum up the project, a new podcast edition as well as a brand-new video have been released on the project website. Follow this link to check them out: https://www.precise-project.eu/news/press-news

If you are interested in all scientific publications that emerged from the PrECISE project, then have a look here: https://www.precise-project.eu/publications-deliverables/publications


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