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AI & Data in Health

Working with international collaborators and partner hospitals, UCD experts are developing cutting-edge AI technologies and using data-driven approaches to provide innovative solutions that help clinicians, industry and society make better decisions. 

UCD's AI Healthcare Hub is an interdisciplinary accelerator for data-rich projects, aiming to make AI and Augmented Intelligence technologies accessible to all non-coding researchers to accelerate their projects and enable data-driven decisions to all. The Human Health Impact Technology (HHIT) series shares insights from global thought leaders in this space.

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At a glance...

€90M
SBI has secured €90M in funding across more than 223 individual awards.
7000+
UCD and Northeastern University have partnered to advance health technology research.
Leading
UCD Conway Core Technologies programme is the most analysis platform for life sciences and biomedical research in Ireland.
#1
UCD is home to the largest teaching and research centre for biology in the Republic of Ireland.

Creating Impact

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AI_PREMie is a revolutionary risk stratification tool for detecting preeclampsia that assists clinical decision making in real-time, enabling more accurate, earlier diagnosis and personalised treatment that saves lives. AI_PREMie
AI_PREMie is a revolutionary risk stratification tool for detecting preeclampsia that assists clinical decision making in real-time, enabling more accurate, earlier diagnosis and personalised treatment that saves lives.
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MAGIC-I is harnessing the power of genetics, genomics and big data to optimise treatments in childhood cancers, to ensure that the child has the best chance of survival while minimising the long-term effects of treatment. MAGIC-I
MAGIC-I is harnessing the power of genetics, genomics and big data to optimise treatments in childhood cancers, to ensure that the child has the best chance of survival while minimising the long-term effects of treatment.
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The CLASSICA consortium led by UCD aims to clinically validate the use of AI-driven imaging and decision support in real time during cancer surgery. \n\n CLASSICA
The CLASSICA consortium led by UCD aims to clinically validate the use of AI-driven imaging and decision support in real time during cancer surgery.

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