Attracted to Idiap thanks to the Idiap Female Fellowship Researchers program, Raphaëlle Luisier has been promoted to permanent researcher at the Institute.
Together we can leverage the power of AI to address key societal and industrial challenges!
Our warmest congratulations to Maxime Delitroz who (very) successfully defended his MSc thesis in September.
In July the GHI group went for his first summer walk at the Dorbon’s alpage above the stunning village of Derborence.
Bringing artificial intelligence and bioinformatics closer in Switzerland, Idiap and the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB) signed a collaboration agreement. By becoming a partner institution of SIB, Idiap ensures its groups active in bioinformatics benefit from SIB’s national network of expertise, while enabling the SIB to access its 30 years of experience in AI research.
Three new students joined the Genomics & Health Informatics group at Idiap. Coming from universities in Paris and Lausanne, they chose Valais to improve their skills.
A l'occasion de la Journée Internationale des Femmes et les Filles en Sciences, venez prendre part à l'évènement virtuel Potenti'Elles, une table ronde ouverte à toutes et tous qui réunira des femmes inspirantes.
Idiap Research Institute and the School of Engineering at EPFL invite applications for the directorship of Idiap. The successful candidate will also hold a faculty position as full professor at EPFL School of Engineering.
Results from our Genomics & health informatics research group, in collaboration with the Francis Crick Institute in London, describe the use of a computational analysis method to classify images of healthy and affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) motor neurons. This new technological breakthrough allows a better understanding of the disease and provides guidance for lab research.
The first paper of the Genomics and Health Informatics group, co-lead with Rickie Patani and Andrea Serio from the Francis Crick Institute (London, UK) is live in Brain Pathology. We propose a method to automatically identify ALS pathological motor neurons at single-cell resolution from histopathological tissue sections.
Artificial intelligence technologies could further unlock the potential of genetics for health. Raphaëlle Luisier started a new research group at Idiap with that aim in mind.
Raphaëlle Luisier appointed permanent researcher at Idiap
