Collaborations

Projects

Funded and consortium-based work around trustworthy AI, synthetic data, and healthcare applications.

IHI / Horizon Europe 2024–2029

SYNTHIA

Synthetic data generation framework for integrated validation of healthcare use cases and AI applications.

Synthetic data, validation, and federated-learning research for healthcare use cases.

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Horizon Europe 2022–2029

REPO4EU

Precision drug repurposing for Europe and the world, connecting translational research and cross-partner workflows.

AI methods and cross-project research connected to trustworthy biomedical workflows.

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Horizon Europe 2022–2026

SYNTHEMA

Synthetic generation of hematological data over federated computing frameworks for rare-disease and clinical AI scenarios.

Synthetic data generation and federated learning for rare-disease scenarios.

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H2020 2021–2025

GenoMed4ALL

Genomics and personalized medicine through AI in haematological diseases and collaborative clinical research.

Federated learning, survival modelling, and synthetic-data methods for clinical research.

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H2020 2019–2021

AI4EU

A European AI on-demand platform and ecosystem focused on deployment, integration, and community building.

Early work around applied AI tooling, deployment, and reusable research workflows.

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Research stays & collaborations

Institutional collaborations and research stays that connect methods with real scientific problems.

Institutional collaboration 2025–present

Institute of Ceramics and Glass · CSIC

Ongoing collaboration on AI-based battery design and diagnostics, currently connected to the NEVORA project.

Applying interpretable machine learning beyond healthcare, especially for battery diagnostics.

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Research stay 2023

HeaDS · University of Copenhagen

Three-month research stay on optimization techniques for generative models, within GenoMed4ALL context.

Research stay focused on optimization techniques for generative models.

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These collaborations connect directly with my publications and academic profile.