Working Group

AI Development & Validation

The AI Development & Validation working group in AI4HI focuses on technical aspects of AI model development and validation processes. The group works to establish standardized validation methods and ensure AI models meet both technical requirements and clinical needs, while promoting the development of reliable and clinically applicable AI solutions.

Scope of work

Technical Development

AI image quantification system

Focuses on image quantification and distributed learning working on data harmonization across platforms

Validation Framework

AI validation process

Ensures AI models are fair, universal, and traceable, bridging technical and clinical perspectives

Model Assessment

AI model evaluation

Evaluates AI solutions for trustworthiness and robustness, validating with multi-institutional heterogeneous data

Team Members (A-Z)

NameAffiliation
Ana JiménezQuibim, Spain
Anastasios TzelepakisInstitute of Informatics and Telecommunications, Greece
Armando GomisHealth Research Institute Hospital La Fe (IIS La Fe), Spain
Giorgos TziolasInstitute of Informatics and Telecommunications, Greece
Guang YangImperial College London, United Kingdom
Ioanna ChouvardaAristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Jose LozanoQuibim, Spain
Kaisar KushibarUniversity of Barcelona, Spain
Karim LekadirUniversity of Barcelona, Spain
Kostas MariasFoundation for Research & Technology – Hellas, Greece
Leonor CerdáHealth Research Institute Hospital La Fe (IIS La Fe), Spain
Manadi DatarSiemens Healthineers, Germany
Martijn StarmansErasmus Medical Center, Netherlands
Max FischerDBVIS, University of Konstanz, Germany
Nikos PapanikolaouChampalimaud Foundation, Portugal
Philippe LambinMaastricht University, Netherlands
Sara ColantonioInstitute of Information Science and Technologies, National Research Council of Italy, ISTI-CNR, Pisa, Italy
Sergio FigueirasBahia Software, Spain
Stavros SykiotisNational Technical University of Athens, Greece
Stefanie CharalambousMaggioli Group, Greece
Yannick MetzUniversity of Konstanz, Germany
Zisis SakellariouInstitute of Informatics and Telecommunications, Greece