Konstantina’s Nikita interview featured in the Greek newspaper Liberal.gr

Artificial Intelligence and Greece in the battle against the pandemic

Smarty4covid research project is now launched

Smarty4covid: BIOSIM join forces with AHEPA and launches the first clinical pilot involving hospitalized COVID-19 patients with the aim to identify novel biomarkers of infection and disease progression.

Οnline seminar by BIOSIM’s alumna, Dr Aimilia Gastounioti, on 3 November 2021

An online seminar titled “Beyond breast density: AI-driven breast cancer risk assessment from mammographic images” was given by Dr. Aimilia Gastounioti, on Wednesday 3 November 2021.

Konstantina Nikita was a keynote speaker at EAI BODYNETS 2021

Prof. Konstantina Nikita presented her keynote speech on “Multimodal data fusion and AI towards personalized diabetes care” at EAI BODYNETS 2021.

“From research to market: promoting high-technology women entrepreneurship” LIEE NTUA Digital Event

Konstantina Nikita and Konstantia Zarkogianni participated in the online workshop entitled “From research to market: promoting high-technology women entrepreneurship”, organized by LIEE NTUA.

The 2021 IEEE Healthcare Summit was a success

The first IEEE Healthcare Summit took place on 4-7 October, 2021, with the aim of highlighting progress in integrating AI and BHI to combat pandemics.

Konstantina Nikita featured in the “Mediterranean Faces of Science”

Konstantina Nikita has been featured in the “Mediterranean Faces of Science”, an exhibition on women scientists, held within the framework of MEDNIGHT – Mediterranean Researchers’ Night.

"Interactive Machine Learning-Based Multi-Label Segmentation of Solid Tumors and Organs" published in Applied Sciences

The paper "Interactive Machine Learning-Based Multi-Label Segmentation of Solid Tumors and Organs", published in Applied Sciences, presents research results obtained within Dimitris Bounias’ diploma thesis

BioSim's alumna Aimilia Gastounioti appointed as Assistant Professor in Washington University's Department of Radiology

BioSIm's alumna Aimilia Gastounioti has been appointed as Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology of Washington University in St. Louis