15/09/2023.
Meet our colleague Clare Primiero from the University of Queensland in Australia.
14/09/2023.
Next in our series meet iToBoS is our MPNEurope colleague Gilliosa Spurrier-Bernard.
14/09/2023.
In the coming days, you got the opportunity to meet our fantastic iToBoS consortium colleagues who will share some of their expertise- and we have selected a range of diverse topics that are both relevant for the project as well as outside!
9/09/2023.
iToBoS was discussed in two presentations at the Latino-americano Dermoscopy Congress held at Santiago, Chile in September, 2023.
8/09/2023.
Exposure to sun ultraviolet (UV) radiation can cause significant damage to the skin, leading to premature aging, sunburn, and an increased risk of skin cancer.
6/09/2023.
In the iToBoS project we will follow two slightly different data flows depending on the point of origin of the patient’s data, due to differences between data protection regulation in Europe vs. Australia.
1/09/2023.
Soon it will be autumn, the season of changing leaves- and of grant reviews! And with more and more research funders demanding patient involvement, it's also the time for many of us patient advocates to review grants.
28/08/2023.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an important tool in healthcare in recent years. AI has the ability to analyze large amounts of data and make predictions that can aid doctors in their diagnoses and treatments. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry and improve patient outcomes.
25/08/2023.
The University of Queensland’s Dermatology Research Centre hosted the 2023 Alan Cooper Epiderm Lecture on 25th August with a presentation by iToBoS collaborator Professor Peter Soyer.
23/08/2023.
From December 1st, 2022 a new partner officially joined to the iToBoS consortium: Canfield Scientific GMBH. Due the termination of Barco NV’s activities in the project on M18 (September 2022), it was necessary to include a new partner to replace it.