PROJECTS

The ANTIDOTE poject fosters an integrated vision of explainable AI, where low level characteristics of the deep learning process are combined with higher level schemas proper of the human argumentation capacity and will exploit cross-disciplinary competences in deep learning, argumentation and interactivity to support a broader and innovative view of explainable AI.

The eCREAM project will review and retrieve data from the electronic health records used by emergency departments (where large numbers of patients and staff shortages often make ad hoc data collections unattainable) to foster research on quality-of-care in emergency medicine . Bringing together eight countries (France, Greece, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland and the UK) and 11 partners, eCREAM will also review and exploit other existing data sources to measure the outcome of the patients. The initiative aims to make data easy to find, interoperable and reusable for clinicians, researchers, policymakers and citizens.

The main objective of the FAIR project is to address research questions, methodologies, models, technologies as well as ethical and legal issues involved in the implementation of AI systems able to interact and collaborate with humans, to be aware of their own limitations, to adapt to new situations and to care about the social and environmental impact deriving from their creation.

The main objective of the IDEA4RC project is to establish a Data Space for rare cancers (RC) that will make possible the re-use of existing multisource health data (cancer registry data, national registries, data from biobanks etc.) across European healthcare systems leveraging emerging interoperability technologies and AI approaches. 

SICIT - Lo stato dell’informazione e della comunicazione italo-tedesca

The project aims to develop an innovative methodology for monitoring and analysing the information produced by Italian and German media with the purpose of evaluating, based on data systematically collected and studied, the prevailing orientation and the fluctuations of public opinion in Italy and Germany regarding the differences between the north and south of the European continent, the different realities of the two continental areas, and the political, economic and social situation of the countries examined.