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NeuroGeMs Now Available on GitHub

We're thrilled to announce that NeuroGeMs, our new software developed as a significant outcome of KEDRI's MBIE-funded project in collaboration with NTU (Singapore), is now officially released on GitHub!

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31st International Conference of Neural Information Processing 2024

KEDRI and AUT's School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences will be organising and hosting the 31^st International Conference of Neural Information Processing 2024 (ICONIP).

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Professor Nikola Kasabov’s talk at the ANZACA and APICA Joint Conference, 2023

ANZACA and The University of Otago are proud to hold a joint conference with APICA (Asia Pacific International Congress of Anatomists) in 2023. The joint conference will be held from 30 November to 3 December 2023.

KEDRI’s Neuro-Computational Demo at AUT Live 2023

KEDRI team led the demonstration of brain data collection and modelling using EEG device and NeuCube. Students had the opportunity to wear the EEG device and learn how AI technology can be applied to model brain data through visualisation, pattern recognition, and detection.

PhD student Sugam Budhraja and the interdisciplinary team at KEDRI and NTU Singapore jointly published in Briefings in Bioinformatics (Impact factor 13.9 updated in 2023)

In the rapidly evolving domain of bioinformatics, breakthroughs in sequencing technologies are heralding an era of genetic revelations. But with this deluge of genetic data comes a pressing challenge: navigating the large amount of information to pinpoint precise markers of health and disease - biomarkers