Artificial Intelligence – Lucentia Research Group

Cibersociedad 2023

Post published:26 de October de 2023
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Trujillo and Sánchez visit Havana for the 3rd International Congress "Cibersociedad 2023" where they show technological solutions for the decision-making process Last week, from 16 to 20 October, our director, Juan Carlos Trujillo, and our colleague, Alexander Sánchez, travelled to Havana (Cuba) to participate in the 3rd International Congress "Cibersociedad 2023". The topic chosen for this edition was "Digital transformation: Global-local connection". Juan Carlos Trujillo in his lecture "Big Data and Artificial Intelligence to improve decision making: Success cases in health and industry" This event was organised by the Union of Cuban Computer Scientists (UIC) and featured more than 30 speakers from the Americas and Europe and more than 100 academic speakers, as well as representatives of the Cuban government, companies, economic actors and innovative entities. All these agents were presented at #Cibersociedad2023 to seek #technologicalsolutions within the National Development Plan 2030 and the Cuban Digital Agenda, and covered topics as varied as #DigitalTransformation Governance, #ArtificialIntelligence, #DataScience, #EnterpriseDigitalTransformation, Digital Transformation and #Health, #Industry4.0, #VideoGames, Cybersecurity, among others. Juan Carlos…

Balladeer continues to make progress in number of tests

Post published:26 de October de 2023
Post category:Balladeer

The Balladeer project continues to make progress thanks to the 67 children who have visited us in recent months Lucentia's #Balladeer project, which aims to diagnose and treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (#ADHD), has reached a significant milestone by successfully completing 67 tests with children between 6 and 18 years old through its dedicated #laboratory. It was during the last week that the 60 tests were passed. In fact, it is expected that by the end of this month 70 #children and #adolescents will have passed through our laboratory located at the University Institute for Research in Computer Science (IUII) of the University of Alicante. Balladeer focuses on laying the foundations for future interventions in person-centred #intelligent #extendedreality #intelligent #environments. Its main focus lies in the study of brain activity and its evolution, using a platform that combines #BigData and #ArtificialIntelligence (AI) analysis. During the tests, participating children are subjected to a series of activities designed in the format of #videogames to assess their cognitive and emotional performance. Using…

European Researchers’ Night 2023

Post published:4 de October de 2023
Post category:Balladeer Events

Lucentia was a resounding success in its participation in the Researchers’ European Night 2023 at the University of Alicante presenting the Balladeer Project Last Friday 29th of September, Lucentia team was participating in the #EuropeanResearchersNight2023 organized by #UADivulga in one of the stands located in the central area of the University of Alicante. It should be noted that more than 40 scientific stations related to the different #research projects of the university itself were set up thanks to the work of more than 600 people. More than 9,600 people attended this event. Balladeer project team During the day, the success of the #Balladeer project among the youngest children in this European project of #sciencedissemination stands out. This Science Fair was divided into morning and afternoon hours and the first part of the event being reserved for schools from all over the province, for the first time since it has been held. The #students had to register in advance to be able to participate in the #ScienceGoesToSchool event. On the…

Artificial intelligence and breast cancer

Post published:2 de August de 2023
Post category:AI

Artificial intelligence has achieved a milestone in the early detection of #breastcancer, significantly improving the accuracy of screening and #mammograms. A recent Swedish study has revealed that the application of #AI algorithms to mammogram images has increased the detection of cancerous breast tumours in women by 20%. According to the research, carried out by health and technology experts, artificial intelligence has been shown to be highly effective in the early identification of lesions and tumours in mammograms. The results of this study have been published in the scientific journal The Lancet Oncology, highlighting the potentially revolutionary impact of this technology on effective and efficient #detection compared to the current method of double reading by two radiologists. The study was conducted on a sample of 80,000 Swedish women. The data obtained show that the use of artificial intelligence has enabled the identification of smaller tumours at earlier stages, increasing the chances of successful treatment and reducing the mortality rate associated with this disease. One obstacle that society tends to put…

Quantum development in Artificial Intelligence

Post published:28 de July de 2023
Post category:News

The University of Alicante and aQuantum agree on the creation of a research space for quantum development in Artificial Intelligence, formalised in two joint collaboration agreements Last Tuesday 21st February Lucentia Research was represented at the meeting of the University of Alicante and the company aQuantum Software Engineering, which had as purpose the formalization of the #collaboration agreement for the creation of a research space of #quantum development in #artificialintelligence. Juan Carlos Trujillo, the director of Lucentia, attended as representative of our research group. Regarding the signatories, both the rector of the University of Alicante, Amparo Navarro, and the COO of aQuantum, Guido Peterssen, were present. On the other hand, Esther Algarra, the secretary of the University of Alicante, Juan Mora, the Vice-Rector for Research, Antonio Jorge Pertusa, secretary of the University Research Institute, Mario Piattini, CRO of aQuantum and Aurelio Martínez, responsible for the application development line of aQuantum, also participated. Specifically, the two entities have been able to agree on two #collaboration agreements. Firstly, a framework agreement…

Elena Navarro meets with the Lucentia team

Post published:28 de July de 2023
Post category:Balladeer

The UCLM professor met with the Lucentia team to establish the lines of action for the coming months within the Balladeer project On the 16th of November, we had the visit of Elena María Navarro Martínez from Lucentia Research Group. We received Navarro to agree on different points to be carried out within the research being developed in the #Balladeer project. Elena Navarro is Professor of Computer Science at the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM). In addition, she is currently an active member of the LOUISE Research Group at the UCLM. Her current research interests are requirements engineering, software architecture, model-driven development and human-computer interaction. Specifically, he has more than 20 years of experience as a teacher in software engineering, with special focus on the application of .NET technologies for the development of cloud applications. Elena Navarro on her visit to the University of Alicante Navarro is currently collaborating with Lucentia Research Group as a researcher on the #Balladeer project. It is for this reason that the researcher travelled…

Machine Learning applied to healthcare data

Post published:28 de July de 2023
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Juan Carlos Trujillo presents a Machine Learning-based model capable of predicting deaths and patients at risk due to SARS-COV-2 at the 7th Meeting of ISABIAL Researchers Juan Carlos Trujillo giving his presentation at the 7th Meeting of ISABIAL Researchers Our director, Juan Carlos Trujillo, participated this Friday, 25th November, in the "5th Clinical Research Day of the Alicante Health Department - General Hospital and 7th Meeting of Researchers of the Alicante Institute of Health and Biomedical Research", organised by #ISABIAL. This day has had different blocks of presentations, among which we highlight the group "Research in Rheumatic and Autoimmune Diseases", where Trujillo has intervened with the presentation of the publication "Machine learning model from a Spanish cohort for prediction of SARS-COV-2 mortality risk and critical patients". The director of Lucentia is the author of this research together with three other researchers from the group, Alejandro Reina, Alejandro Maté and José M. Barrera. In addition, the study also included the director of quality and planning of the Department of Health…

Key and emerging technologies

Post published:28 de July de 2023
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Juan Carlos Trujillo participates in the round table of the Alicante Plaza Innovation Forum with interesting contributions on technological innovation Participants in the round table of the Alicante Plaza Innovation Forum Our Director Juan Carlos Trujillo participated last Tuesday, 10th November 2022, in the round table that took place as part of the Innovation Forum organised by Alicante Plaza and Aire Networks. Trujillo attended this event on behalf of the ecosystem of the Alicante Science Park. Some of the key technologies that the director of Lucentia Research Group wanted to highlight were #artificalintelligence, #machinelearning, #bigdata and #blockchain, topics that he masters perfectly. In addition, the end of the debate had a special mention for the future impact of the #metaverse, as an emerging technology, and how this technology, together with #artificalintelligence, #bigdata and #chatbots, will have a significant impact on different relevant sectors. Another aspect that our director wanted to highlight in his speech was the importance that Technology Based Companies (TBCs) should feel obliged to master any emerging…

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