2023 has been a great year for VIOS. We welcomed Steven as a new academic and Valerio has joined Nottingham. We saw students graduating (Xiao, Victor) landing excellent jobs. We continue to expand. We welcomed 5 new postdocs, 7 new PhD students (3 with Archimedes RC in Greece), 3 visitors, and 2 software engineers. We will continue to expand. This growth has been fueled by impressive success in new grants tackling problems across several applications. From pure theory (representation learning), to computer assisted surgery, to digital research infrastructure aided by AI, to using AI for molecule design, to AI for netzero and many more. We are extremely grateful to our collaborators and the funding agencies for the continued support. Importantly though this success has also led to considerable research output. It is not possible to list it all, but here are some highlights: new patents with Canon, papers at ICLR, best paper awards at DART, papers to soon appear in Nature Methods and Scientific Reports and so much more. We cannot wait to see what 2024 will bring.
VIOS is expanding with new PhD students (at least 3 with fully funding available). Descriptions of the positions will be made available at the join us page.
We are looking for a PostDoc, visit our join us page for more information. See this link for an opening on causal representation learning from rare data.
We are looking for PostDocs and PhD students, visit our join us page for more information. See this link for an opening on Causal Machine Learning in healthcare .
Sotos, Alison, Spiros, Xiao and Pedro will be giving a tutorial on disentangled representation learning at MICCAI 2021 (Strasbourg). See here DREAM 2021 page.
Sotos is deeply honoured to give an invited talk at the AI for Affordable Healthcare Workshop in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) in conjunction with ICLR (a premier machine learning conference).
Sotos is deeply honoured to give the keynote talk at the best and longest running workshop on cardiac image analysis, the STACOM 2019 at MICCAI (China).
Sotos became a Canon Medical/Royal Academy of Engineering Research Chair in Healthcare AI. Over 5 years this endowed position will provide with the opportunity to look into distinct challenges in using and deploying AI in healthcare settings. It is thanks to the generous support of Canon Medical Research Europe, the Academy and the School of Engineering.