Centre for AI Innovation

Karin Dembrower was honored with this year's AI@KI Award for her outstanding contributions to the field of artificial intelligence in healthcare – not only through pioneering research, but also by successfully translating these innovations into clinical practice.

She received the award at the latest Advances in Artificial Intelligence at KI conference on December 2, and was selected by the Centre for AI Innovation out of nominated candidates.

Karin Dembrower in the middle, together with Johanna Furuhjelm from the Centre for AI Innovation and Magnus Boman from the Advances in AI at KI initiative.

Around 200 AI enthusiasts – from SMEs, healthcare providers, academia, decision-makers, and service providers for AI development - gathered last week at KI to discuss different aspects of implementing AI in healthcare. The event - Deploying Trustworthy AI in Healthcare - aimed at lowering barriers to AI implementation in clinical settings and was hosted by TEF-Health together with Health Data Sweden, two European Union funded initiatives designed to help SMEs and other innovators.

Thanks to a generous joint donation from the Lundblad and Thelin families, Karolinska Institutet (KI) has launched a strategic initiative in AI education and training, titled Advances in Artificial Intelligence – AI@KI. As part of this initiative, the centre for AI innovation will award the AI@KI award to one important advancement in AI, made at KI during the past year.

Besides the prize ceremony, the event will feature a Keynote talk from Ziad Obermeyer, Associate Professor and Blue Cross of California Distinguished Professor at the Berkeley School of Public Health.

Nominate for the prize before November 16.