Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
It must learn to find the “known unknown” — for instance, patterns in texture in scans that may be invisible to the human eye but indicate an early abnormality in the pancreas.
Johns Hopkins’ Multiple Sclerosis Center and Technology Innovation Center aim to connect the dots between a large patient dataset and patient outcomes.
Among the winners of a Digital Education & Learning Technology Acceleration Grant were the creators of a computer program that takes a live image of a user’s face and reveals the intricate network of nerves, arteries and muscles below the skin.
A dozen projects harnessing advances in artificial intelligence are underway at the Wilmer Eye Institute.
