The AIMS research group at Vrije Universiteit Brussel is a new research group on the intersection between clinical, medical and engineering sciences. AIMS aim is to leverage developments in artificial intelligence into an improved clinical practice.
At the Royal Academy of Medicine in Belgium prof Guy Nagels presented on AI in biomedical education (in Dutch). You can find the presentation on the KAGB website or on YouTube .
Due to the COVID crisis, this event is organised through MS Teams.
The official launch of AIMS will be organised through a teleconference for which you should have received the link!
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