Funded projects
Current |
Health
- Automation of Life Skills Acquisition Processes within the WHI-Institute, sponsored by Generalitat de Catalunya (Industrial Doctorate).
In collaboration with: WHI Institute. - Gen-X project: Genetic and epigenetic study of ischemic stroke and its sex differences, sponsored by MARATO TV3.
In collaboration with: Pharmacogenetics and Stroke Genetics Research Group at Hosp. Sant Pau. - Comprehensive Support of Artificial Intelligence in the Entire Process of Shared Therapeutic Decision Making in Patients with ADHD, sponsored by MINECO (FIS).
In collaboration with: Translational Medicine and Decision Sciences Laboratory (TransLab) Research group at UdG. - Study of obesity-related epigenetic marks in mother-father-child triads: parental transmission and environmental influence, sponsored by MINECO (FIS).
In collaboration with: Metabolic and Maternal-fetal research group at IdIBGI. - Holter recording device for EEG, sponsored by MINECO (CPP).
In collaboration with: CSIC, MJN, Calgot, FINCE, Hosp. Sant Pau. - Epigenetics in girls with early puberty and prediction of their pubertal evolution, sponsored by MINECO (FIS).
In collaboration with: Pediatric endocrinology research group at IdIBGI. - Artificial intelligence-based models to improve individualized diagnosis and morbidity analysis in primary care, sponsored by Generalitat de Catalunya (Industrial Doctorate).
In collaboration with: Hospital Germans Trias.
Social
- Collaboration between Girona City Council and the University of Girona for the design, execution and evaluation of the Pigall project for the introduction of Artificial Intelligence in Social Services, sponsored by Ajuntament de Girona, under Next Generation EU.
In collaboration with: OIEAC. - Development of artificial intelligence impact plans, development of a seal and study services related to AI systems experimentation environments, sponsored by NTT Data Spain, S.L.U.
In collaboration with: OIEAC.
Finished |
Sponsored by MJN Neuroserveis, under the CDTI Misiones program.
The project seeks to develop a personalised decision support system for chronic disease management. The system, which combines case-based reasoning with predictive computer modelling, will empower patients to self-manage their diseases such as diabetes. The 3-year project will start on February 1st, 2016 and has been granted by H2020 (PHC-28-2015, Grant Agreement 689810), the European Programme supporting Research and Innovation.
PEPPER is coordinated by Oxford Brookes University. The other members in the consortium are Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, Universitat de Girona, Institut d’Investigació Biomèdica de Girona, Romsoft SRL and Cellnovo Limited.
The project aims to improve the interaction between patient and doctor. A health care system platform is being developed to provide intelligent solutions to patients with chronic diseases (diabetes, epilepsy, pregnancy related disorders, etc) and also general health monitoring (monitoring of the baby’s health or general health ) by medical sensors and smartphones.
The eXit group is responsible for innovative algorithms in modelling decision making and alerts. It participates in the applications to monitoring premature babies at home and rehabilitation.
For other and previous project, please visit the eXiT group websites, as well as previous filiations.