Defense made by Ms. Zoe Valero Ramón
On February 23, at 11:00 a.m. in the Higher Technical School of Telecommunications Engineering, Universitat Politècnica de València, the reading and defense of the Doctoral Thesis “Dynamic risk models for characterising chronic diseases’ behaviour using Process Mining techniques” by Ms. Zoe Valero Ramón are scheduled.
The Directors of the Doctoral Thesis are Vicente Traver Salcedo and Carlos Fernández Llatas, researchers of the ITACA Institute.
The sessions on 28 and 29 October brought together more than 50 attendees in person and attracted over 100 online participants.
Researchers from EP Analytics LAB have contributed to the development of a model that combines electrocardiogram data with clinical information to predict the underlying mechanism of this arrhythmia.
José Vicente Manjón, head of the Medical Image Analysis Lab (MIA-LAB), once again features among the scientists with the greatest international impact in the Stanford ranking
José Dahoui and Merce Poveda, technical officers in the ITACA Forward unit, presented the institute’s technological capabilities and research findings at the UPV Innovation stand
The Lalaby-Glio pilot study, led by Sabina Asensio and Elies Fuster, monitored changes in symptoms and wellbeing during treatment, requiring an average of 1.8 minutes a day
Defense made by Ángel Sánchez García
María Guillem leads Work Package 3, which focuses on developing mechanistic and data-driven decision models to optimise AF treatment
Researchers from the ITACA and the Natural Resources Institute Finland have developed an innovative methodology to calculate the impact of the Bejís fire on global warming.
