The new algorithm is already being taken into use in a dedicated open source library released by Google and to an open source library developed by FCAI researchers. [...]
Researchers develop better way to determine safe drug doses for children. New research on organ maturation models could lead to improvements in drug development. [...]
The core functions in the Internet have traditionally been designed to support high throughput. However, an increasing number of Internet services such as Web or Web-based applications and most interactive applications are sensitive to network latency.
Helsinki University, Aalto University and VTT establish together InstituteQ, The Finnish Quantum Institute to coordinate quantum science and technologies.
The ability to distil images to their most essential components and anticipate new scenes is what could drive computer vision and robotics forward. [...]
An extensive international study has discovered features related to the origin and evolution of the Enterococcus faecalis bacterium which have enabled it to survive in spite of advances associated with antibiotics and infection control in hospitals.
By combining old clinical specimens and new technology, it was determined that Enterococcus faecalis, a pathogen well known for hospital-acquired infections, has adapted to hospital conditions already in mid-nineteenth century – long before the first modern hospitals were built. [...]
An AI generates personally attractive images by reading brain data
Licence agreement concluded with the University of Helsinki
DataLit wants to raise awareness about the need for data literacy. It approaches this by busting myths and common misunderstandings about data. [...]
FAIR has been selected by the Finnish Ministry of Employment and Economy as one candidate for a European Digital Innovation Hub. The hubs will launch their activities in the second half of 2021.
AI-Mind is a 5-year project funded by Horizon 2020, with the goal of facilitating a paradigm shift in clinical practice of mild cognitive impairment. A team of Aalto University and HUS Helsinki University Hospital researchers are involved in the project. [...]
Benefits from digital twins are huge, especially in industrial product development.
The magazine pays tribute to the development of a model that starkly reduces the amount of data needed for generating new, artificial images. [...]
Questions regarding the ethics of artificial intelligence provoked a lively discussion in Finland’s largest science event The Science Forum. [...]
An international collaboration project to develop and implement novel genome-based disease prediction tools has received over 10 million euros from the EU Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation program. The project aims to demonstrate the potential and benefits of powerful artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on the generation of genetic predictive scores and to test their clinical validity.
Finland is now ranked number eleven in the new Global AI Index. One category where Finland is particularly good is research.
The HIIT SAB convened in November 2020 to provide support in strategic planning of HIIT and its activities. Since the previous HIIT SAB meeting in 2016, we have witnessed a lot of new developments in the landscape of information technology research in the capital area.
High Content Imaging and Analysis Unit (FIMM-HCA) at FIMM Technology Centre has now joined Euro-BioImaging in the Finnish Advanced Light Microscopy Node, allowing it to offer new expertise in high-throughput microscopy.
Euro-BioImaging offers its services via 25 internationally renowned imaging facilities called Nodes, which are located across eleven countries and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory, EMBL.
Researchers at FCAI have developed a machine learning-based method that can produce research data synthetically. The application is based on a method that allows academics and companies to share data with each other without compromising the privacy of the individuals involved in the study. [...]
