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Machine learning (ML) methods can quickly and accurately diagnose mutations in gliomas – primary brain tumours.
On 17.11.2022, the Lower Austrian Society for Research Promotion (GFF) awarded the Impact Award to PhD students for the first time. The award was given to science projects with the highest relevance for the scientific community as well as for the general public. All projects were funded by the province of Lower Austria within the framework of the Science Calls 2016 to 2019. In the poster presentations of the still ongoing research projects from the Science Calls 2018 and 2019, our Carmen Rehm reached 1st place with a visually and content-wise outstanding poster!
Age tech refers to emerging and new technologies designed to assist older adults and to promote their health. Many applications are based on artificial intelligence or machine-based learning systems. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Giovanni Rubeis explains why equity must essentially be denoted during the design process of AgeTech. To avoid exclusion and disadvantage of individuals through the use of Age-Tech, regulations alone are not sufficient.
A team from the Karl Landsteiner University in Krems, Austria, finds a high redundancy in proteins that modulate neuronal networks and neuronal signal transmission
With the help of a self-constructed 3D model, senior physicians PD Dr Bela Büki and Dr Michael Bauer research together with colleagues from the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA the reasons for shadows in MR images of the inner ear and explain how the results can be useful in everyday clinical practice.
The Division of Psychological Methodology at the Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences (KL) developed a method to efficiently measure perceptions in real time and in the natural environment of participants.
A recent study investigated the influence intelligence and self-control can have on a successful life.
In the Grafenegg Auditorium, the renowned Schience Awards of the State of Lower Austria were awarded on Tuesday evening as part of the Wissenschaftsgala 2022. Three researchers from the Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences (KL) were honoured for their outstanding scientific contributions.
Lenvatinib is a since 2018 approved drug for first-line treatment of advanced hepatocellular carcinoma. 14 Austrian and German hospitals studied the efficacy of the drug in a real-world setting.
The results of the MISSCARE Austria study by Karl Landsteiner Private University show the situation of nursing in Austrian hospitals.
Lots of public interest at the stand of the "Water Quality & Health" department on 7 October 2022 - "On the trail of microorganisms" - microbiological diagnostics through the ages.
As early as 2018, a research team of the MedUni Vienna showed that strict avoidance of all types of fish is in fact only necessary for few fish-allergy sufferers. However, reliable tests to determine which types could be tolerated and eaten have not been available until now. In their current study, the researchers demonstrate that a new and effective diagnostic procedure. The results of the study were published in the renowned "Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice".