Melanie Ganz
@melanieganzben1.bsky.social
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Associate prof at DIKU UCPH; Researcher at NRU Rigshospitalet; interested in neuroimaging, MRI/PET, data sharing/BIDS, motion correction, bias and fairness in ML
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🎉Today we will celebrate! I’m deeply grateful to @lundbeckfonden
for funding our collaborative project, "TRUSTMIND: AI in Mental Health – Ensuring Evaluation, Trustworthiness, Ethical and Legal Considerations"! 🙌
lundbeckfonden.com/news/120-mil...
120 million DKK for Interdisciplinary Brain Research
Five Danish researchers are set to receive grants of between DKK 20 and 30 million for neuroscience projects as part of the Lundbeck Foundation’s Collaborative Projects programme.
lundbeckfonden.com
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⏰ Please note that abstracts are not mandatory, so you have a couple more days to submit.
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You still have time to submit your work to the FAIMI Workshop at MICCAI 2025 focused on fairness, bias, and equity in AI for medical imaging.

Check out the important dates and details:
👉 faimi-workshop.github.io/2025-miccai-...

#FAIMI #MICCAI2025 #MedicalImaging #FairAI #HealthcareAI #AIethics
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Also, if you’re passionate about advancing fair AI, consider volunteering as a reviewer to help shape the future of this critical field forms.gle/VppB8HkzsyJL...

#FAIMI #MICCAI2025 #MedicalImaging #FairAI #HealthcareAI #AIethics
Fairness of AI in Medical Imaging
If you would like to become a reviewer for the FAIMI workshop, please fill these form:
forms.gle
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🚨MICCAI workshop 🚨

Don’t miss the chance to submit your work to the FAIMI Workshop at MICCAI 2025—a key event focused on fairness, bias, and equity in AI for medical imaging.

Check out the important dates and submission details here 👉 faimi-workshop.github.io/2025-miccai-...
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📝 Submission Guidelines:
Detailed submission instructions are available on our workshop website: faimi-workshop.github.io/2025-miccai-...
All accepted papers will be presented at the workshop and included in the MICCAI proceedings.
Fairness of AI in Medical Imaging
MICCAI 2025 Workshop
faimi-workshop.github.io
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📢 Why Submit?
Showcase your research to a global audience at one of the premier conferences in medical imaging.
Engage with experts in the field, including our esteemed advisory panel and activity committee members.
Contribute to the advancement of ethical and fair AI practices in healthcare.
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We invite innovative papers that explore:

Fair algorithms and methodologies in medical imaging AI
Bias detection and mitigation strategies
Ethical implications of AI in healthcare
Case studies demonstrating fair AI practices in medical imaging
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🎯 Workshop Focus:
FAIMI is dedicated to addressing the critical issues of fairness, bias, and equity in AI for medical imaging.
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📅 Important Dates:
(All dates are Anywhere on Earth)
Workshop day: Sept 23, 2025 (in-person only event)
Abstract / placeholder: June 11, 2025
Full Paper Deadline: June 25, 2025
Notification of Acceptance: July 16, 2025
Camera-ready Version: July 30, 2025
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🚀 Submit Your Work to the FAIMI Workshop at MICCAI 2025! 🚀

We are thrilled to announce the third Fairness of AI in Medical Imaging (FAIMI) workshop, taking place at MICCAI 2025 in the Daejeon Convention Center, South Korea! 🌟
Reposted by Melanie Ganz
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New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Brice Ozenne, Melanie Ganz, et al:

A sensitivity analysis of preprocessing pipelines: Toward a solution for multiverse analyses

doi.org/10.1162/imag...
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New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Elodie Germani, Camille Maumet, et al:

On the validity of fMRI mega-analyses using data processed with different pipelines

doi.org/10.1162/imag...
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🙄 I know I am playing an old fiddle here, but I am just going to drop this here:

👉 commission.europa.eu/topics/resea...

And again 🇩🇰 is one of the happiest places in the world! Come and visit us in Copenhagen to check this place out!

#neuroimaging #machinelearning #healthresearch
Choose Europe: advance your research career in the EU
Move to the EU as a researcher or scientist. Discover how to relocate, find jobs and funding, and enjoy Europe's excellent quality of life.
commission.europa.eu
melanieganzben1.bsky.social
🙄 I know I am playing an old fiddle here, but I am just going to drop this here:

👉 commission.europa.eu/topics/resea...

And again 🇩🇰 is one of the happiest places in the world! Come and visit us in Copenhagen to check this place out!

#neuroimaging #machinelearning #healthresearch
Choose Europe: advance your research career in the EU
Move to the EU as a researcher or scientist. Discover how to relocate, find jobs and funding, and enjoy Europe's excellent quality of life.
commission.europa.eu
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🥚 🐰 🌷 Have some time coming up during the Easter holidays? Why not polish your CV and send it my way? The deadline for the Postdoc in Trustworthy AI at Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen is not until the 22 April 2025.

👉 So check the call out: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabeli...
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@benglocker.bsky.social - you are the only one on BlueSky so far ;-)
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📩 If you plan to submit, please contact Veronika Cheplygina ([email protected]) so we can start recruiting reviewers :)

#FAIMI #Fairness #MedicalImaging #AI #ML
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We invite submissions for our special issue on fairness in AI for medical imaging in MELBA, an open-access journal at the intersection of machine learning & biomedical imaging. Topics include bias assessment, fairness definitions, ethical and legal considerations, bias mitigation, and more.
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📢 [DEADLINE EXTENDED to 21 April] Call for Papers: Fairness of AI in Medical Imaging (MELBA Journal Special Issue)

Full Call for Papers available at: faimi-workshop.github.io/2024-melba/

📅 Submission deadline EXTENDED until April 21, 2025 (rolling review—early submissions encouraged).
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Remember that we received some funding in January?
I am finally ready to hire people to work on TRUSTMIND. 😊
So if you are a PhD/PostDoc that's interested in bias and fairness in machine learnign for mental health, check out this position: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabeli... and join me in Copenhagen!
Reposted by Melanie Ganz
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The NIH is canceling already-funded research on inequality, telling scholars that their studies "are antithetical to the scientific inquiry, do nothing to expand or knowledge of living systems, provide low returns on investment, and ultimately do not advance health, lengthen life, or reduce illness"
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My federal grants with @wendymanning.bsky.social and Ann Meier were terminated last week. The language from the termination is below. It has been sad as we are being forced to say goodbye to members of our team. We are figuring out next steps. We remain deeply committed to studying all families.
This award no longer effectuates agency priorities. Research programs based primarily on artificial and non-scientific categories, including amorphous equity objectives, are antithetical to the scientific inquiry, do nothing to expand our knowledge of living systems, provide low returns on investment, and ultimately do not enhance health, lengthen life, or reduce illness. Worse, so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”) studies are often used to support unlawful discrimination on the basis of race and other protected characteristics, which harms the health of Americans. Therefore, it is the policy of NIH not to prioritize such research programs.
Reposted by Melanie Ganz
rdoerfel.bsky.social
We found that baseline brain age performs similarly to grey matter volume in terms of diagnostic and prognostic performance and does not strongly correlate with clinical outcomes such as memory decline or gray matter atrophy. (4/7)
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@rdoerfel.bsky.social has again done some really cool work on brain age and taken a closer look if brain age is even a valid concept as clinical biomarker. Turns out... 👇