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Mertelsmann Foundation

Leukemia

7 items

  • Cytomaite II - Uncovering Prognostic Biomarkers in Leukemia with Explainable AI
    October 1st, 2025•Leukemia, Projects•
    Dr. Justyna Rawluk, Jun.-Prof. Dr. Maria Kalweit, Prof. Dr. Jesus Duque Afonso, Prof. Dr. Tanja Hartmann•

    Cytomaite II – Uncovering Prognostic Biomarkers in Leukemia with Explainable AI

  • October 1st, 2024•Leukemia, Projects•
    Dr. Stefanie Kreutmair•

    Microscopy based evaluation of drug response profiles in NPM1c acute myeloid leukemia

  • Cytomaite Development of artificial intelligence-driven tools based on cytomorphological analysis for diagnostic and outcome prediction of patients with acute hematological diseases
    July 1st, 2024•Leukemia, Projects•
    Prof. Dr. Jesus Duque Afonso•

    Cytomaite Development of artificial intelligence-driven tools based on cytomorphological analysis for diagnostic and outcome prediction of patients with acute hematological diseases

  • September 1st, 2023•Leukemia, Projects•
    Dr. Anusha Klett, Prof. Dr. Jesus Duque Afonso•

    B-C-ALL- Colony counting for B-cell acute lymphocytic leukemia

  • AI-compatible platform for automated therapeutic target discovery to overcome acquired drug resistance in leukemia
    July 1st, 2022•Leukemia, Projects•
    Prof. Dr. Tanja Hartmann•

    AI-compatible platform for automated therapeutic target discovery to overcome acquired drug resistance in leukemia

  • Using artificial intelligence to decipher and manipulate cellular growth patterns in acute myeloid leukemia (AI@AML)
    January 1st, 2022•Leukemia, Projects•
    Prof. Dr. Rainer Claus•

    Using artificial intelligence to decipher and manipulate cellular growth patterns in acute myeloid leukemia (AI@AML)

  • Development of a machine-learning approach for leukemia cell - mcroenvironment interactions
    September 1st, 2021•Leukemia, Projects•
    Prof. Dr. Tanja Hartmann•

    Development of a machine-learning approach for leukemia cell – mcroenvironment interactions

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