Prof Alejandro Frangi FREng

🚀 Calling all #CMS experts! Your insights are crucial for advancing training in Computational Modelling & Simulation for Regulations in Life & Health Sciences. 🧬 Participate in our survey by @InSilicoUK, @OfficialUoM, & @NAFEMS. Share your expertise, get a free report, and get a chance to win one of 5 £100 Amazon vouchers! 🎁 👉 surveymonkey.com/r/6RD8V5T #LifeSciences #HealthTech #Innovation #Survey #MedicalDevices

🚩290+ scientists worldwide have already joined us—have you? Act now to support a crucial initiative setting a global precedent for early-career researchers in AI and Computer Science. Your voice matters! @ELLISforEurope @MICCAI_Society @MiccaiStudents change.org/miccai_recogni…

@ELLISforEurope Are you working at the crossroads of AI/ML, Computer Vision, and Healthcare? This is essential for you! Join over 260 scientists petitioning to have the @MICCAI_Society Conference Series recognised as a Tier 1 publication venue.nge.org/p/miccai-confe…

The 2026 IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI) promises to be an enriching experience with top-notch discussions and networking opportunities. I would love for you to join me in London from 8-11 April 2026. invt.io/1txbeii5j5m

Today the government announced new measures to attract exceptional talent to the UK, including new university scholarships for International Mathematical Olympiad gold medallists. As part of these scholarships, ARIA will coordinate internships, connecting scholars with ARIA Creators and world-leading research teams, startups and labs across our network. Learn more here: gov.uk/government/new…

⚡️MICCAI Conference to be Included as an ELLIS Recognised Publication Venue - Check out why it matters and Sign the Petition! c.org/MnYjDTFn6K via @UKChange @MiccaiS @MiccaiStudents @miua2025

If you publish, review, or mentor in ML for healthcare, this matters: venue recognition shapes careers and visibility. Support the petition to recognise @MICCAI_Society as an @ELLISforEurope venue. Sign here: change.org/miccai_recogni… @MiccaiStudents @WomenInMICCAI

@ItaiYanai Association vs Causation?

Papers submitted on Tuesdays are more likely to be accepted by Nature whereas Wednesdays seem the most likely day to submit and secure acceptance to PLOS ONE. For Cell, Mondays and Tuesdays seem the best submission days in case of accepted papers. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

🩺 Our first speaker is Professor Alastair Denniston (@Denniston_Ophth) from the University of Birmingham, who emphases the “need a robust approach to unlocking the value of AI in the health sector.”

‼️ Happening now: AI and Healthcare Parliamentary Roundtable 🩺🤖 Curia and @UKAIofficial’s Roundtable exploring the adoption of AI in the health sector is underway in Parliament. Thank you to Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group Chair, Rt Hon Andrew Stephenson CBE (@Andrew4Pendle) for chairing and @LizziCollinge MP for hosting. 🧵 More details on our speakers and panellists below ⬇️

@Denniston_Ophth @NIHRresearch @affrangi @OfficialUoM @Dr_Hatz @HealthInnov_KSS 🩺 Kelvyn Hipperson - @ciosicb 🩺 Matt Sellwood - @IQVIA_UK

@Denniston_Ophth Our panel includes: 🩺 Professor Mike Lewis - @NIHRresearch 🩺 Professor Alejandro Frangi (@affrangi) - @OfficialUoM 🩺Dr Hatim Abdulhussein (@Dr_Hatz) - @HealthInnov_KSS

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UK CEiRSi is all about future proofing the future of regulatory science for patient benefit and a sustainable economy. Great to see Ali Sarrami, a raising star and early career academic, raising awareness of our work at #UKMDR conference. @TOPRANEWS @RAPSorg

Absolutely delighted at @MDIConline #ModSim with @YidanXue learning and sharing and shaping the future of medical device regulation. @InSilicoUK

📢[FSE Bicentenary PhD] In-Silico Trials for Evaluation of Contour Devices in Treatment of Intracranial Aneurysms - Jointly supervised between Ali Sarrami Foroushani and myself. Looking for PhD candidates keen to work across disciplinary boundaries se.manchester.ac.uk/study/postgrad…

In 1992 Peter Ratcliffe received this rejection letter from Nature. His findings were not "a sufficient advance in our understanding". 27 years later he won the Nobel Prize for the same discovery. Don't lose faith in the things you believe in.

WEBINAR - The Imperatives of In-Silico Evidence in the Digital Era. @affrangi, Bicentenary Turing Chair in Computational Medicine & UK CEiRSI Executive Director, discusses how ISTs address limitations of traditional clinical trials (9th Oct 1pm). Register: universityofgalway-ie.zoom.us/webinar/regist…