Marcel Graetz

Francesco Trapani

Camillo Heye

Medica AI - The Conference

Getting Doctors and Technologists to Talk About Artificial Intelligence

On the occasion of the Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day, a conference will be held at the Champalimaud Foundation aimed at bridging the gap between AI innovation and its implementation in medical practice.

The goal of the MEDICA AI - The Conference, which will take place on July 16 at the Champalimaud Foundation (FC), is to familiarise healthcare professionals, with the latest AI tools so that they can apply them in their daily practice for the benefit of patients.

Sahar Tehrani

10 May 2024

“What was that?” — How Brains Convert Sounds to Actions

Every day, we make countless decisions based on sounds without a second thought. But what exactly happens in the brain during such instances? A new study from the Renart Lab, published in Current Biology, takes a look under the hood. Their findings deepen our understanding of how sensory information and behavioural choices are intertwined within the cortex — the brain’s outer layer that shapes our conscious perception of the world.

AI and Smart Technology in Mental Health Care for Cancer Survivors

Join us for the FAITH Project's closing conference, where we'll delve into the crucial intersection of the FAITH AI technology and trials as well as key issues of mental health, survivorship in cancer and lessons learnt.

30 Apr. 2024

Technical Assistant to the Director of Botton-Champalimaud Pancreatic Cancer Centre

Research
Application Starts: 30 Apr. 2024
Application Ends: 31 May. 2024

We are seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Technical Assistant to provide comprehensive support to the Director of Translational Research Botton-Champalimaud Pancreatic Cancer Centre. This role will involve assisting with various administrative tasks, managing schedules, and providing specialized support for ethics/grant applications, and research-related activities.

The selected candidate will

Vitor Paiva

Ulysses Tsai

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