UCC researchers developing AI technology to detect brain injury in newborns

Experts to create an algorithm that will allow clinicians to intervene quickly to help prevent neo-natal harm
Researchers from the INFANT research centre at UCC are leading an international team of scientists, clinicians and technical experts to develop an AI algorithm that will detect brain injuries in newborn babies.

Researchers from the INFANT research centre at UCC are leading an international team of scientists, clinicians and technical experts to develop an AI algorithm that will detect brain injuries in newborn babies.

Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) are leading an international team of scientists in developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to detect brain injuries in newborns.

To help minimise the risk of the life-long consequences of neonatal brain injury, researchers from the INFANT research centre at UCC are leading the international team of experts to develop an algorithm that will allow clinicians to intervene quickly to help prevent brain injury.

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