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Do you want a nice visual explaining what's Microb-AI-ome about? Check out our Intro Video! Explore how federated AI is reshaping #ColorectalCancer patient stratification while prioritizing privacy. @cosybio_UHH youtu.be/vUWhzcw-99U?feature…
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🧬 This contribution supports our ambition to develop microbiome-based AI tools for colorectal cancer screening and patient stratification, with responsible use of health data at their core. #MicrobAIome #MeetTheTeam #PrivacyByDesign #ColorectalCancer #HorizonEurope 4/4
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...privacy by design and the ethical implications of AI. Within Microb-AI-ome, Research Institute leads the legal and ethical assessment work, helping embed privacy and fundamental rights into the project’s approach to federated research. 3/4
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...Digital Human Rights Center in Vienna, Austria. 🇦🇹 A Senior Researcher with a background in law and business information systems, Walter connects legal requirements with the practical design of technology. His expertise spans data protection... 2/4
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🔐 Meet the team: Dr Walter Hötzendorfer How can researchers learn from health data across institutions while protecting the people behind it? This question is central to Microb-AI-ome, and to the expertise Walter brings from Research Institute... 1/4
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Sharing ideas across EU research! 🤝 Yesterday, dAIbetes and @MicrobAIome_EU joined the @AI4LUNGS Synergy Meeting to exchange insights on AI in healthcare, virtual twins, federated learning and clinical evaluation. Thanks to AI4LUNGS for bringing us together! #HorizonEurope
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Sharing ideas across EU research! 🤝 Yesterday, @dAIbetes_EU and Microb-AI-ome joined the @AI4LUNGS Synergy Meeting to exchange insights on AI in healthcare, virtual twins, federated learning and clinical evaluation. Thanks to AI4LUNGS for bringing us together! #HorizonEurope
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🤝 A successful Microb-AI-ome Steering Committee meeting in Hamburg! And fresh ideas taking shape for our upcoming communication materials!🎬 Stay tuned: a new Microb-AI-ome video is coming soon! #MicrobAIome #HorizonEurope #StayTuned
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INRAE leads the project’s work on federated AI models and patient stratification applications. Follow our “Meet the team” series to discover the people behind this collaborative effort! #MicrobAIome #MeetTheTeam #INRAE #Microbiome #CRC #HorizonEurope @cosybio_UHH 3/3
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...helping us understand their diversity and role in health and disease. 🧬 Microb-AI-ome brings microbiome research together with privacy-preserving artificial intelligence to explore new approaches to colorectal cancer screening and patient stratification. 2/3
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🔬 Meet the team behind Microb-AI-ome! Today, we introduce Dr Mathieu Almeida from INRAE’s MetaGenoPolis in France 🇫🇷 With expertise in bioinformatics and metagenomics, Mathieu studies the gut microbiome through the genetic information of its microorganisms... 1/3
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This is the first in our Meet the Team series. We’ll be introducing more of the people behind Microb-AI-ome soon! 🔬 #MeetTheTeam #MicrobAIome #Microbiome #ColorectalCancer #AIinHealth @cosybio_UHH 4/4
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That experience at the intersection of computing and biology is central to Microb-AI-ome. Our team is exploring how AI and gut microbiome data could help improve colorectal cancer screening, while keeping sensitive patient data protected. 3/4
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His path through research has taken him from a PhD in genome informatics at Bielefeld University to positions at UC Berkeley, the Max Planck Institute for Informatics and TUM in Munich. He also leads a Computational BioMedicine group at the University of Southern Denmark. 2/4
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Welcome to our new "Meet the team" Series. Today, our wonderful coordinator: Prof. Dr. Jan Baumbach Jan coordinates Microb-AI-ome and leads the Computational Systems Biomedicine lab at the University of Hamburg. 1/4
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Hamburg, here we come! The MicrobAIome consortium is getting ready for our 7th SC Meeting on 31.08+01.09.26 Two days to connect, exchange ideas, discuss progress and plan the next steps together. Looking forward to seeing everyone in Hamburg! 💙 #MicrobAIome #AI #HorizonEurope
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The microbiome may be tiny, but the data challenge isn’t! #MicrobAIome combines microbiome research, clinical knowledge and AI to better understand the complex links between our microbiome and health. #Microbiome #AI #PersonalisedMedicine #HorizonEurope
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🦠 Your gut microbiome could help transform colorectal cancer detection. Microb-AI-ome combines AI, microbiome science and privacy-preserving tech to support earlier diagnosis and more personalised healthcare microbaiome.net/ #MicrobAIome #CRC #AI #PrecisionMedicine
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Myth vs Fact ✅ Myth: "All bacteria are harmful." Fact: Many bacteria are essential for our health. Understanding the gut microbiome could help improve colorectal cancer screening in the future. microbaiome.net/ #Microbiome #GutHealth #ColorectalCancer #AI #HorizonEU
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👀 Looking for the latest Microb-AI-ome resources? We've recently updated our public website to make it easier to find project information, public materials, news, and resources for different stakeholder groups. Take a tour and see what's new! microbaiome.net/
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🧠 MICROB-AI-OME QUIZ TIME! What does your gut microbiome contain? A) Around 100 different microorganisms B) Around 1,000 different microorganisms C) Trillions of microorganisms Vote below! 🔍 Answer tomorrow in the comments! #Microbiome #AI #CRC #EUProjects #HorizonEurope
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✅ Answer: C - Trillions! Your gut microbiome contains trillions of microorganisms that play important roles in digestion, immunity and health. Understanding them may help researchers better understand diseases such as CRC and support more personalized healthcare approaches.
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