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iSTARS Team Receives FCT Funding to Develop Clinical Decision Support Tool for Oligometastatic Breast Cancer
iSTARS team has been awarded funding under the FCT (Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) “Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Cybersecurity of relevance to Public Administration” call to develop an advanced clinical decision-making support tool to predict disease progression in oligometastatic breast cancer patients.
iSTARS Project Milestone: FMUL Receives EURAXESS HR Excellence in Research Award
University of Lisbon’s Faculty of Medicine has been awarded the "Human Resources Excellence in Research Award" by EURAXESS, The recognition marks a significant milestone for the institution and iSTARS.
FMUL | New researcher comes to lead Era Chair iSTARS project
João Carlos Guimarães, a newly arrived researcher at FMUL, was chosen to lead a research team under the ERA Chair iSTARS project! Find out more in this interview.
Conference “Gender Mainstreaming in Medicine and Medical Research” now available on Youtube
You can now watch our conference on Gender Mainstreaming in Medicine and Medical Research on YouTube!
Sérgio Eliseu the guest artist at Blend sessions
Portuguese artist Sérgio Eliseu was one of the names invited to participate in the Blend sessions with a piece called "Digital Twins". The piece was on display at the Egas Moniz Building and allowed the public to create an interaction with the Digital Twin concept.
Project with European funding has already chosen its researcher
Maged K. Boulos is the Professor chosen to assume the main project of the ERA Chair iSTARS. The ERA Chair iSTARS has as its main objective the promotion of data science as a research tool in health and medicine, through the creation and consolidation of an internationally recognized data science unit of excellence.
Kick-off – ERA Chair iSTARS
The webinar “The iSTARS Project: an opportunity to develop a data science programme in health and medicine”, organized by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon (FMUL), took place on 20 April 2021, with an audience of 121 researchers from different countries.