At AIS, we believe in facilitating free remote access to excellent surgical contents (synchronous and on-demand) provided by the best international surgeons. This is the starting point to rewrite the rules of training and learning through the use of tools that combine technology and innovation. We believe in democratizing surgical and medical knowledge!
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Professor Gkoutos holds the chair of Clinical Bioinformatics, a joint appointment between the University of Birmingham Medical School and the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust. He is a Faculty Affiliate Professor of Digital Health, Berkeley Lab, co-Director of the WCH-Birmingham Research Institute, Associated Director of the Health Data Research UK, and an Alan Turing Fellow. His research background lies within the areas of clinical and biomedical informatics, health data science, computational biology, and translational research aiming at the discovery of molecular origins of human disease and the precision medicine developments of novel disease diagnostic and intervention strategies. His expertise lies in the fields of integrative systems biology, biomedical knowledge formalization, standardisation and representation, multimodal large data harmonization, interoperability and integration, comparative phenomics, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and multiomics integration and analytics. His research lab has 27 academic members, supported by a >40M active competitive research income, with diverse interdisciplinary expertise from medicine, biology and genetics to bioinformatics, data science, engineering, mathematics, statistics and Artificial Intelligence. He has over 200 peer reviewed publications and he is closely involved with international efforts and policy development initiatives, standards, resources, and sharing strategies across Europe, Australasia, China and North America.