April 2025

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15APR 2025
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AI developed at n-squared lab helps people living with paralysis to move again
The open-source software MyoGestic developed at FAU enables patients to control artificial fingers in real time after an amputation. A wireless cuff with 32 electrodes records the muscle signals initiated by the brain, while an artificial intelligence (AI) compensates for the missing anatomy by learning to translate these signals into precise finger movements. This allows […]
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15APR 2025
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AIBE Department nominated for the “Bestes Forschungsumfeld 2024” Award!
The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Biomedical Engineering (AIBE) has been nominated for the first-ever “Bestes Forschungsumfeld 2024” (“Best Research Environment 2024”) award, presented by Die Junge Akademie in collaboration with the Volkswagen Foundation. The new award honors research environments that actively encourage collaboration, innovation, and a supportive academic culture. AIBE is one of the […]The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Biomedical Engineering (AIBE) has been nominated for the first-ever “Bestes Forschungsumfeld 2024” (“Best Research Environment 2024”) award, presented by Die Junge Akademie in collaboration with the Volkswagen Foundation. The new award honors research environments that actively encourage collaboration, innovation, and a supportive academic culture. AIBE is one of the […]
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11APR 2025
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DataSAIL enables better evaluation of AI models
Roman Joeres and Professor Olga Kalinina from the Drug Bioinformatics Group at the Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland, together with Professor David Blumenthal from Friedrich-Alexander University in Erlangen, have developed a new method for evaluating AI models more accurately. Their tool “DataSAIL” sets new standards in an important area of machine learning. AI models […]Roman Joeres and Professor Olga Kalinina from the Drug Bioinformatics Group at the Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland, together with Professor David Blumenthal from Friedrich-Alexander University in Erlangen, have developed a new method for evaluating AI models more accurately. Their tool “DataSAIL” sets new standards in an important area of machine learning. AI models […]
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