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Promises, opportunities and challenges of AI in research and practice

Minimal requirements for AI biomarkers in clinical trials: An ongoing ESMO project

Date

18 Oct 2024

Session

Promises, opportunities and challenges of AI in research and practice

Topics

Basic Science; Cancer Epidemiology; Cancer Prevention; Cancer Diagnostics; Staging and Imaging; Cancer Control Principles; Cancer Research

Tumour Site

Presenters

Jakob Nikolas Kather

Authors

J.N.N. Kather

Author affiliations

Medical Oncology Department, Technische Universität Dresden - Carl Gustav Carus Faculty of Medicine, 01307 - Dresden/DE

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