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Enhancing Qualitative Research Skills in AIMIX: A Crucial Step Towards Ethical AI in Prenatal Care
In the ever-evolving landscape of AI technology, especially within healthcare, understanding the socio-cultural and ethical dimensions is vital. This is particularly true when it comes to integrating AI into sensitive areas like prenatal care in rural, resource-limited settings. With this in mind, our recent training session was a pivotal part of the AIMIX project, aimed […]
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Advancing Access to Pregnancy Screening Through AI: Insights from the AIMIX ERC Project Meeting March 2024
In March 2024, the AIMIX team met in Kenya for an annual project meeting, during which significant progress was made in understanding the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and pregnancy screening. Here, we delve into the key takeaways from the gathering, the progress and direction of the AIMIX project. One of the focal points of […]
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ERC Consolidator Grant officially starts in Kenya
I am delighted to report that my ERC Consolidator Grant on Inclusive Artificial Intelligence for Accessible Medical Imaging Across Resource-Limited Settings (AIMIX) started on 01 January 2023. For the kick off meeting, my team and I met amazing and inspiring healthcare workers and researchers in Kenya. We also visited local clinical centres in rural Kenya, which will be instrumental to implement innovative, inclusive, and accessible AI tools in low-resource settings.
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Karim Lekadir receives the ERC Consolidator Grant
Karim Lekadir, Director of BCN-AIM, Ramon y Cajal researcher at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science of the UB, received 2.2 million euros to conduct the research study Inclusive Artificial Intelligence for Accessible Medical Imaging Across Resource-Limited Settings (AIMIX). “The aim of the project is to study how artificial intelligence can adjust to the needs and features of local populations with limited resources and high healthcare demands, such as those in Africa”