Artificial Intelligence Developments in Healthcare Imaging

Written by Josh Stevens
November 27, 2019

CMIH enables mathematicians and statisticians to work closely with relevant stakeholders involved in the areas of clinical imaging from healthcare planning, clinical provision, policy making and industrial research across the UK. A key aim of this partnership is the delivery of high quality, multidisciplinary research that will help overcome some of the big challenges facing the NHS.

Our user engagement event held at the Isaac Newton Institute on the 23rd & 24th October 2019, focussed on artificial intelligence and provided an update on some of the research projects and collaborations taking place at the CMIH. It featured presentations from CMIH researchers, Academics from the University of Leeds, Technische Universität Eindhoven, King’s College London, Royal College of Radiologists and Industry Partners including AstraZeneca, Google Deepmind, Microsoft, Siemens. In addition, a number of industry challenges and collaborations were highlighted in an elevator pitch session.

  

The event was of interest to researchers working in the field of acquisition and analysis of clinical imaging and also to healthcare planners, clinicians, policy makers and industry partners to discuss the research projects and challenges arising from the area. It presented the opportunity for knowledge exchange and networking between senior scientists from areas such as mathematics, statistics, engineering, physics and biomedicine and relevant individuals from industry and government.

The programme from the event is available here and this includes recordings of talks where agreed with speakers.