We can't wait! It's going to be a STEM-tacular three days 🙌 #NewScientistLive #STEM #STEMEducation

#MICCAI2021 is looming large on the horizon and I look forward to seeing some of you there IRL. In the meantime, I thought I would mention a few of our papers/presentations that might be of interest over the next few days 😀. Here's the first ...

[1/3] Another #MICCAI2021 teaser ... #Ultrasound can be used for early detection of #PleuralEffusion but assessing its severity is subjective and prone to error

[1/3] Another #MICCAI2021 teaser! #Radiotherapy treatment is effective at killing #cancer cells but can also damage healthy tissue. It is useful for those planning treatment to know whether such damage is likely for a given treatment plan

[1/3] Another #MICCAI2021 preview ... We've continued our investigation of demographic bias due to training set imbalance in #AI based #cardiac #MRI segmentation - arxiv.org/abs/2209.01627 #DeepLearning #WhyCMR #FairAI Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences

Exciting news: we have 2 free registrations (1 inperson & 1 virtual) for our participants at #miccai2022 on the 18th Sept. ⚠️First come first served⚠️ If interested, plz DM FAIR Workshop @MICCAI ur name, institution, email, mode of attendence (viirtual or inperson) ASAP! MICCAI

[1/3] And the final #MICCAI2021 teaser - #AI has been extensively used for estimating functional biomarkers from #echocardiography, but the focus has so far been on standard biomarkers that are calculated from segmentations at just the end-diastolic and end-systolic frames …

Amazing and inspiring keynote on cervical cancer screening in Zambia by Groesbeck Parham at the @Rmiccai lunch event #MICCAI MICCAI

We’re counting down the days to #NewScientistLive, 8-9 Oct, and our exhibition showcase, Hospital Of The Future. Here we get up close and personal with Professor Kawal Rhode’s 3D printed organs 🫀 lnkd.in/dB6acg3D #KingsImaging #MedTech

#PhD applications are open for Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences Smart Imaging CDT - please see our project on #FairAI for #MedicalImaging with Claudia Prieto - help to make #AI work for all! imagingcdt.com/project/first-…

Congratulations Edmund Wessels for being shortlisted for 2023 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation! Cheering for FlexiGyn to win the grand prize! UCT Human Biology Biomedical Engineering at UCT UCT Research Contracts & Innovation UCT Health Sciences UCT Research TIAORGZA

Our student Tareen Dawood presenting her work on "Addressing Deep Learning Model Calibration Using Evidential Neural Networks and Uncertainty-Aware Training" at the International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging in Colombia #ISBI2023 Congratulations!

This month's DRIVE-Health Seminar Series will feature Nick Holliman Nick Holliman, Professor of Computer Science & Director @CUSPLondon in a reflective conversation about Trustworthy Data Visualization. Join us on Tuesday 2nd May at 12pm. We look forward to seeing you all!

We're thrilled to announce that we have 2 amazing speakers confirmed for the Summer Symposium: Michael Ewbank (Principal Scientist, iESO) & James Teo Prof James Teo King's College NHS. Stay tuned for further updates!Last days to register for #DriveHealthTranslation tinyurl.com/39svzkww

Want to see how we are engineering better health at the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Science? 🦾 📚 Read up on all the latest news here: kcl.ac.uk/bmeis/about-us…

One week left to see AI: Who's Looking After Me?, the current exhibition at Science Gallery London. To mark the final day on sat 20 Jan, there will be an afternoon of moving image works that explore current discussions around artificial intelligence in relation to the natural world.

So lovely to celebrate Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences working with ECHO on our Heartificial Intelligence project Science Gallery London. We were shortlisted for a King’s Engaged Research Award! kcl.ac.uk/news/shortlist… King's Engaged Researcher Network 👏🏻 #KERA

Was a great project for me and researchers Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences to work on!

5/6 Meet our activity committee: Nina Weng, Tiarna Lee, Tareen Dawood, Dewinda Rumala, and Emma Stanley. They'll help run future FAIMI events. 🙌