Using Big Data to tackle cancer
L’École centrale–Supélec and the Gustave-Roussy hospital have just signed an agreement to strengthen their partnership in Big Data and artificial intelligence for oncology. The aim is to foster interdisciplinary work and develop joint research projects and initiatives across the laboratories’ various areas of expertise.
In cancer research, the scientific landscape is exceptionally broad, reflecting the diversity and complexity of the systems studied, the need to understand the phenomena that characterize them, and the scientific questions that follow. It therefore draws on the full range of scientific and technological disciplines and expertise, particularly for interpreting Big Data and sequencing the genome. The teams will collaborate on projects involving machine learning, deep learning and radiomics (the extraction of numerical data from medical imaging).
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