In: Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Mathias Unberath and Therese Canares.

Mathias Unberath receives grant from Bisciotti Foundation Translational Fund

The grant funds will go toward developing software that can diagnose strep throat based on a cellphone photo.

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New $20 million grant will help Johns Hopkins develop technologies for healthy aging

Multicenter collaboration will focus on the use of artificial intelligence to improve long-term health, independence for older people.

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A new approach to mapping the brain could make surgery safer

Doctoral student Naresh Nandakumar is developing a painless, non-invasive approach using functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI, to locate the eloquent cortex.

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Popular Deep Learning course goes beyond the fundamentals

In the popular “Machine Learning: Deep Learning" course created by Mathias Unberath, students team up to design, implement, and validate deep learning-based solutions to contemporary problems.

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Unlocking schizophrenia’s secrets

Engineering doctoral student Sayan Ghosal combines genetic and imaging data to develop better model of the mental illness.

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Engineering course teaches students to harness power of AI for good

Computer scientist Mathias Unberath teaches the fundamentals of artificial intelligence and ethical approaches to using the powerful technology.