In vivo science and artificial intelligence join forces to advance tools in cancer treatment and management

It will become easier to discover imaging biomarkers and identify digital surrogates for modern end-points in personalized therapies, thanks to a partnership between Sylvain Meloche – Principal Investigator within the signaling and cell growth research unit at the Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer (IRIC) along with his team, and Imagia, an AI-driven personalized healthcare company.
Sylvain Meloche’s team will try to accurately distinguish different types of cancers using artificial intelligence solutions applied to tumor imaging.

Source
Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer
Language
French

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