Researchers from the Computer Vision Data Science Team at Sano and the Institute of Mathematics at the University of Warsaw have successfully applied quantum computing techniques to discover structure in brain networks.  The study, which was recently published in Scientific Reports, explored the potential of quantum computing for brain-wide community detection. Analysis showed that quantum…

Sano PhD student Monika Pytlarz presented her work at  “SPIE Medical Imaging” conference in San Diego, USA Monika presented a scientific poster entitled “Automated glioma multiclass tumor classification” during a poster session of the “SPIE Medical Imaging” conference on 18 –24th February 2023. The poster demonstrated an automatic deep-learning method for grading glioma malignant tumors…

Gamification of medical applications seems to be inevitable to keep users involved in the process of self-reporting. It is widely accepted that gamification design should be personalized, and there are several approaches to categorizing users for the sake of providing them with the most encouraging design. A group of researchers from Sano’s Extreme-scale Data and…

The end of February was marked by SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering (CSE23), an important meeting for computational science researchers. This year conference gathered about 2000 attendees in Amsterdam.   The Director of Sano, professor Malawski took part in minisymposium “A Roadmap to Robust Science for High-throughput Applications: Use Cases and Lessons Learned” organized…

Data Science and Medicine are two different fields of knowledge and practice, the one very young, the other rather old, do they have something in common to be able to cooperate and benefit from each other?    Dr Agnieszka Siennicka from Wroclaw Medical University, who is involved in the realisation of the training grant HeartBIT_4.0 (Application…