BIOMEDICAL DATA SCIENCE LABORATORY


About us


We are a multidisciplinary research group committed to developing technology based on data science & artificial intelligence for real health problems. We are located at ITACA Institute, at Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain). Our expertise includes machine learning, predictive modelling, data quality and variability, multiparametric tissue signatures, decision support systems and medical imaging.

Team


Juan Miguel García Gómez

Juan Miguel García Gómez
Full Professor at UPV and Head of BDSLab

>Marta Durá Hernández

Marta Durá Hernández
Scientific manager and PhD Student

Carlos Sáez Silvestre

Carlos Sáez Silvestre
Associate Professor at UPV

Elies Fuster Garcia

Elies Fuster Garcia
Associate Professor at UPV

Sabina Asensio Cuesta

Sabina Asensio Cuesta
Associate Professor at UPV

Alberto Conejero

Alberto Conejero
Full Professor at UPV

Pablo Ferri Borredá

Pablo Ferri Borredá
PhD and Senior Researcher

Vicent Blanes Selva

Vicent Blanes Selva
PhD and Senior Researcher

Ángel Sánchez García

Ángel Sánchez García
PhD Student

Rebeca Burgos Panadero

Rebeca Burgos Panadero
PhD and Senior Researcher

Francisco Javier Gil-Terrón Rodríguez

Francisco Javier Gil-Terrón Rodríguez
PhD Student

Carles López Mateu

Carles López Mateu
Researcher

Kevin García Santos

Kevin García Santos
Researcher

María Gómez Mahiques

María Gómez Mahiques
Researcher

Víctor Montosa Mico

Víctor Montosa Micó
Researcher

Daniel Sánchez García

Daniel Sánchez García
Researcher

María José Cardona Cubells

María José Cardona Cubells
Administrative Officer

David Fernández Narro

David Fernández Narro
Researcher

Toni Blasco Calafat

Toni Blasco Calafat
PhD Student

Choni Doñate Martínez

Choni Doñate Martínez
PhD and Senior Researcher

Collaborators


Eduard Artur Chelebian Kocharyan

Eduard Artur Chelebian Kocharyan

Miquel Oltra

Miquel Oltra

David Lorente

David Lorente

Jose Muñoz

Jose Muñoz

Raquel Faubel

Raquel Faubel

Ricardo Garcia de León

Ricardo Garcia de León

Nekane Romero

Nekane Romero

Lexin Zhou

Lexin Zhou

Juan Martínez Miranda

Juan Martínez Miranda

Jorge David Mínguez Fons

Jorge David Mínguez Fons

María del Mar Álvarez Torres

María del Mar Álvarez Torres

Javier Juan Albarracín

Javier Juan Albarracín

Research


Mortality Forecast
Oncohabitats
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magma
spumoni
jamia
blast2go
elvesier
methods
Biomedical Data Quality
Medical Imaging
Clinical Decision Support Systems

We investigate and apply novel methods to measure, describe and control data quality and variability for trustworthy use of biomedical data. Our 9-dimensional DQ framework and specialized methods for assessing temporal and multi-source variability complement database, machine learning and visual analytics approaches. Being robust to data quality and dataset shifts, we aim for reliable and explainable artificial intelligence for real world data.

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing medical imaging, becoming an indisputable tool for modern medicine. We investigate innovative Deep Learning solutions to extract valuable knowledge from images to help addressing complex clinical problems. Our habitats-based imaging technology has demonstrated strong correlations with relevant clinical outcomes in patients with glioblastoma, unlocking new possibilities in early therapy planning support.

Our research line in decision support is focused on the development of predictive models and Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS). From rule-based systems implementing international diabetes guidelines to deep learning for emergency medical call incidents classification and machine learning models to assess palliative care needs. Our goal is to provide decision support tools to physicians and health experts concerning several health issues.

Biomedical Data Quality

We investigate and apply novel methods to measure, describe and control data quality and variability for trustworthy use of biomedical data. Our 9-dimensional DQ framework and specialized methods for assessing temporal and multi-source variability complement database, machine learning and visual analytics approaches. Being robust to data quality and dataset shifts, we aim for reliable and explainable artificial intelligence for real world data.

Medical Imaging

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing medical imaging, becoming an indisputable tool for modern medicine. We investigate innovative Deep Learning solutions to extract valuable knowledge from images to help addressing complex clinical problems. Our habitats-based imaging technology has demonstrated strong correlations with relevant clinical outcomes in patients with glioblastoma, unlocking new possibilities in early therapy planning support.

Clinical Decision Support Systems

Our research line in decision support is focused on the development of predictive models and Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS). From rule-based systems implementing international diabetes guidelines to deep learning for emergency medical call incidents classification and machine learning models to assess palliative care needs. Our goal is to provide decision support tools to physicians and health experts concerning several health issues.

Projects

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Team financed with personnel grants

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Publications

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Scientific Software


oncohabitats

ONCOhabitats

wakamola

Wakamola

crowdhealth

Crowdhealth

lalaby

Lalaby

covid

COVID-19 SDE Tool

ehr temporal variability

EHRTemporalVariability

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alcoa

ALCOA+

inadvance palliative project

Palliative Care Assessment Tool

agrofoodai

AgrofoodAI

covidcalculator

COVID Calculator

Videos


Contact


Send us a message

Send us a message through the website or the following links:

Prof. Juan M Garcia-Gomez (E-mail)
Prof. Juan M Garcia-Gomez (Linkedin)
Prof. Juan M Garcia-Gomez (Twitter)
BDSLab GitHub

Ilustraciones realizadas dentro del proyecto "Arte para la ciencia", con el apoyo de: