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Aiforia launches a collaboration with Mayo Clinic to transform pathology practice with AI-powered solutions

Aiforia, a technology company providing deep learning AI software for image analysis in pathology, and Mayo Clinic announced today that they are collaborating to establish an AI-powered pathology research support architecture at the Mayo Clinic. Leveraging each other’s expertise in digital pathology and deep learning, the two aim to enable faster results and scalable studies in translational ...

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Aiforia achieves CE-IVD mark for clinical PD-L1 AI model in lung cancer diagnostics

Worldwide the most common cause of cancer mortality in 2020 was lung cancer, with an estimated 1.80 million deaths occurring¹. Fortunately immunotherapies are increasing in prominence and efficacy². A popular target for these novel therapeutics is PD-L1, a vital biomarker indicating cancer progression³. The calculation of PD-L1 presence in tumors is routinely used in clinical pathology as a ...

Aiforia Earns ISO 27001 Security Certification

Aiforia has received ISO 27001 certification, the premier global standard for Information Security Management Systems. With this certification, Aiforia highlights its mission to maintain the highest standards for information security in its AI-assisted digital pathology products.

Aiforia Announces Closing of €17.5M Series B Funding Round

HELSINKI, Sept 16, 2021 -- Aiforia, a software company providing AI-based solutions for clinical diagnostics and preclinical analysis to enable pathologists to translate medical images into diagnoses and discoveries with more efficiency and precision, announced today the completion of a €17.5M Series B funding round. The funding round is led by Epredia's UK entity, a subsidiary of PHC Holdings ...

Aiforia and CompuMed collaborate to enhance organ transplant pathology with AI

CompuMed and its team of highly experienced physicians provide specialized diagnostic interpretations to their clients who need answers in high urgency situations. Organ Procurement Organizations (OPOs) which provide organs and tissue for transplant centers need critical information relating to for example pathology, cardiology, or radiology to improve donor management, decrease donor evaluation ...