E-Group and the ESA (European Space Agency) have signed a development agreement aimed at technological excellence in artificial intelligence (AI), which is also supported by Thales Alenia Space, a multinational global space industry company. This company provides specialized knowledge and access for the E‑Group ‑ ESA project in the field of critical space infrastructures. The project is set to launch in Q4, 2024.
E-Groups Research Developer, Veronika Vraukó presents a drug repositioning workflow at the conference for doctor students and young researchers.
Once again we jumped into challenging and important project. The relevancy of this topic is illustrated by the ongoing World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW).
The combination of properly selected technology and data-intensive AI solutions opens up a previously unknown range of opportunities for institutions and companies in the public administration and in the private sectors. It can be said without exaggeration: the sky is the limit.
Our CEO Antal Kuthy is speaking in the keynote session, shortly after 12pm. The title of his presentation is “Straight and honest talk: Artificial intelligence in healthcare”.
During a routine health examination, countless different types of data are recorded about a patient’s condition. Think about how many different types of data you could see on the assessment sheet of your last blood test.
Professor Péter Mátyus (Semmelweis University, PTE, E-Group) works in exciting research areas. A particularly interesting area of his research is drug repositioning, the application of a drug already used for therapeutic purposes in other medical fields.
As a Professor of astrophysics, Sándor Molnár has dedicated most of his life to space research. He has published several scientific studies related to the universe. In his book, Cosmology with Clusters of Galaxies (2015), he discusses how galaxy clusters can be used to explore the universe.
Microsoft is hosting an SQL Server 2019 Uncovered Virtual Event on October 6, to which our colleague, the principle architect of our InnoHealth Datalake project, Alexandra Babaics, was invited to speak.
