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About This Series
The importance of technology in playing a definitive role in improving the delivery of health care is evolving rapidly. As a direct result of the exponential growth in computational power, machine learning algorithms are finding growing use in medical science, driving advances in the development of artificial intelligence to support clinicians in complex tasks. Big data and a whole host of technological advances are set to revolutionize medicine in the future. In this series we’ll explore these technologies, their potential for transforming clinical practice, and the challenges along the way, with experts, Dr Pearse Keane, Professor Philippe Cattin, and Professor Tjalf Ziemssen.
The importance of technology in playing a definitive role in improving the delivery of health care is evolving rapidly. As a direct result of the exponential growth in computational power, machine learning algorithms are finding growing use in medical science, driving advances in the development of artificial intelligence to support clinicians in complex tasks. Big data and a whole host of technological advances are set to revolutionize medicine in the future. In this series we’ll explore these technologies, their potential for transforming clinical practice, and the challenges along the way, with experts, Dr Pearse Keane, Professor Philippe Cattin, and Professor Tjalf Ziemssen.
Host
Susan J. Mayor, PhD
Medical Journalist
London, United Kingdom
Faculty
Pearse Keane, MD, MSc, FRCOphth, MRCSI
National Institute for Health Research Clinician Scientist
Institute of Ophthalmology
Consultant Ophthalmologist
Moorfields Eye Hospital
London, United Kingdom
Philippe Cattin, PhD
Head, Department of Biomedical Engineering
Founder
Center for Medical Image Analysis and Navigation
University of Basel
Basel, Switzerland
Tjalf Ziemssen, MD
Professor
Department of Neurology
University Hospital Carl-Gustav Carus
Technical University of Dresden
Dresden, Germany