Our paper entitled AI-based differential diagnosis of dementia etiologies is included in the Nature portfolio on medical diagnostics. Click here for more details.

A press release highlighting our article on a multimodal deep learning model for differential diagnosis of dementia, published in Nature Medicine in June 2024, was featured on The Brink, a platform that showcases the latest news and research from Boston University. Click here for more details.

Our paper published in Nature Medicine in July 2024 on an AI model for differential dementia diagnosis was highlighted by the journal Nature. Click here for more details.

Check out our episode on the Research Renaissance podcast, where we discuss building AI tools for dementia diagnosis, hosted by the Karen Toffler Charitable Trust and released in July 2024. Click here for more details.

This research briefing, published in July 2024, accompanies our research paper, also published in July 2024, in Nature Medicine, which presents an AI model for differential diagnosis of dementia. Click here for more details.

Check out our episode on Newt’s World, the podcast hosted by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, where we sat down in October 2023 to discuss the exciting possibilities of AI in neurological research and how these tools can be developed to improve efficiency in patient care. Click here for more details.

Our research on a deep learning model that utilizes multimodal data to assess Alzheimer’s disease dementia, published in Nature Communications in June 2022, was featured in a discussion on Clubhouse. Click here for more details.

A press release highlighting our article on a multimodal deep learning model for assessing Alzheimer’s disease dementia, published in Nature Communications in June 2022, was featured on The Brink, a platform that showcases the latest news and research from Boston University. Click here for more details.

Profile featuring our work with the Karen Toffler Charitable trust. Click here for more details.

A press release highlighting our article on an interpretable deep learning model for assessing Alzheimer’s disease, published in Brain in June 2020, was featured on The Brink, a platform that showcases the latest news and research from Boston University. Click here for more details.