Prof. Kather: The ERC funding will allow me to combine translational cancer research with computational pathology.
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One Step Closer to Efficient Precision Oncology
AI Predictions for Colorectal Cancer: AI predictions can speed up the analysis of tissue samples, resulting in faster treatment decisions. This novel model for biomarker detection represents a significant stride towards the realization of precision therapy approaches in the field of oncology. The method is now published in Cancer Cell.
G20 Health Ministers’ Meeting in India
Leading AI scientists from Germany, including Prof. Jakob N. Kather, accompanied Federal Minister of Health Prof. Karl Lauterbach to the G20 Health Ministers’ Meeting in India.
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The Else Kröner Fresenius Center for Digital Health at TU Dresden has been established in September 2019. Driven by specific medical needs and with direct access to medical infrastructure, the EKFZ’s research projects accelerate the digitalization of medicine – for the benefit of patients.
At work with Dr. Muti
Dr. Hannah Muti is a Clinician Scientist at the Clinical AI research group of Prof. Jakob N. Kather. She explains why it is an advantage to be actively involved in a hospital as researching doctor, how she manages both tasks and how artificial intelligence is already being used in hospitals.
Clinicum Digitale
Interdisciplinary Spring School
The next Clinicum Digitale will take place from 24.03 – 02.04.2025.
Annual Reports
Read all about the activities and news from last year in our EKFZ Annual Report 2024. We are proud to introduce you to our funded projects, young talents, EKFZ professors and their research areas. We also give you an insight into the facts and figures about the EKFZ.
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