14/10/2021.

ItoBoS is presented as an EU-funded iToBoS project aimed to develop a holistic diagnostic and assessment tool for the early detection of melanoma. The article, written in German, presents the project, its challenges and the solutions to develop.

13/10/2021.

ItoBoS is presented as an EU-funded iToBoS project that aims to develop a holistic diagnostic and assessment tool for the early detection of melanoma. The article, written in German, presents the project, its challenges and the solutions to develop.

12/10/2021.

The article presents iToBoS as EU project that develops diagnostic and assessment tool for the early detection of melanoma. The article is written in German.

30/09/2021.

iToBoS tackles the limitations of currently available systems, by designing a novel tool that will help practitioners during the diagnostic process. The diagnosis for a given exploration will be enhanced with all the data available for the patient, including, but not being limited to, genomics, clinical history, previous dermoscopy, etc.

15/09/2021.

iToBoS has been presented in the ResearchGate platform. ResearchGate is a European commercial social networking site for scientists and researchers to share papers, ask and answer questions, and find collaborators

8/09/2021.

The University of Girona has currently open a full-time Postdoctoral position with experience in Machine Learing in the Computer Vision and Robotics Institute (VICOROB). This position is offered under the framework of EU H2020 project iToBoS (“Intelligent Total Body Scanner for Early Detection of Melanoma”).

30/08/2021.

The work “Towards the Interpretability of Deep Learning Models for Human Neuroimaging“, with the support of iToBoSproject, has been published at bioRxiv.

25/08/2021.

The deliverable “D1.3 Innovation and IPR Management Report” has been successfully submitted.

31/07/2021.

The deliverable “D3.4. Requirements for Integration and Technical Validation Activities” has been successfully submitted. This deliverable describes the integration and validation activities planned in the iToBoS project.

30/07/2021.

The deliverable “D3.3 Design Guidelines for the compliance of the new total body scanner with Medical Device Regulation” has been successfully submitted.