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A trial under way at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary is exploring whether artificial intelligence (AI) can assist radiologists in reviewing thousands of mammograms a year. The pilot helped spot early-stage breast cancer for June – a healthcare assistant and participant in
Over half (57%) of employers in Scotland believe that AI in the workplace should be embraced 26% of organisations say they are currently using AI Hays advises that the integration of AI should be balanced Over half of both employers
NatureScot Peatland ACTION commits additional funding after FarrPoint pilot shows technology’s potential as a cost-effective way to monitor the health of peatlands Trial showed the technology could reduce the cost and carbon footprint of monitoring, while generating high quality data
The Data Lab and the Williams Quarriers Scottish Epilepsy Centre have funded research by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) into a new AI software solution that could transform the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy. Led by Professor Hadi Larijani, Director of GCU’s SMART Technology Research Centre,
The Data Lab, Scotland’s innovation centre for AI and data science, has signed its first partnership agreement south of the Border. It will work with The Data Shed – a leading Leeds-based data engineering consultancy focused on delivering data transformation
Computer scientists at the University of Aberdeen and Intelligent Plant have launched a project using artificial intelligence (AI) to supercharge hydrogen production in Scotland. The two will use AI to develop a Decision Support System (DSS) to address shortfalls in
Individuals and companies across Scotland were honoured last night (18th May) for their contributions to the industry at ScotlandIS’ 13th annual Digital Technology Awards. At an event that brought together some of Scotland’s most exciting technology start-ups, leading companies and
The Scotland Start-Up Awards, held at the SWG3 Studio Warehouse in Glasgow, saw 24 different fledgling businesses recognised. This year, more than half of the awards were won by women-owned businesses, including the Startup of the Year for Scotland, VR
Scottish tech businesses are planning a major employment drive as increased exports push sales, according to new research from ScotlandIS. The trade body has released its annual Scottish Technology Industry Survey, which reveals a steadying financial position and increasingly international
New research conducted in part by the University of Glasgow suggests that stress data collected by wearable tech and shared between close friends could enable new forms of mutual care for mental health. Computing scientists from Scotland and China are behind the
