News
UMCOR Award and Marie-Louise Lottin Prize ceremony
We are very proud that Stijn Denissen was awarded the UMCOR PhD Thesis of the Year! During this Festive UMCOR Evening Stijn once again highlighted his passion for science communcation by presenting his work in the form of a song. More info here!
ECTRIMS - 2024
AIMS was present at ECTRIMS-2024 in Copenhagen! We are very happy that Stijn Denissen was asked to be a faculty member and speaker in the educational session "Clinical implications of digital monitoring and artificial intelligence in MS and related disorders".
ECTRiMS-2023
AIMS will be present at ECTRIMS-2023 in Milan! Stijn Denissen will present "Federated learning for brain image decoding in MS" Chiara Rossi will present "The task-evoked network dynamics underlying working memory in RR-MS: a magnetoencephalography study" Delphine Van Laethem will...
New paper by Lars Costers
Lars Costers and colleagues previously analysed the n-Back paradigm in healthy subjects (find the paper here) and now continued their work to include a comparison with people with multiple sclerosis (full paper can be found here).
New paper by Johan Baijot
Johan Baijot and colleagues published their findings on graph-theoretical analysis in Scientific Reports. Main take-home message is to be careful when performing graph-theoretical analyses on functional MR imaging data. Find the full open-access publication here.
FWO aspirant grant for Chiara!
We are very happy to be able to announce that Chiara has started on a FWO aspirant mandate starting November 1st 2020! This grant will allow her to dive into the dynamics of MEG and how these dynamics are altered in multiple sclerosis for the next four years!
Events
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AIMS Launch
The official launch of AIMS will be organised through a teleconference for which you should have received the link!
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Scientific evening - National MS Centre Melsbroek
Due to the COVID crisis, this event is organised through MS Teams.
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KAGB Online AI symposium
At the Royal Academy of Medicine in Belgium prof Guy Nagels presented on AI in biomedical education (in Dutch).
