Our Publications

We are defining a new approach.
Deep Learning is able to identify morphological abnormalities that are currently unknown to pathology classifications. By combining it with medical expertise, we propose new tumoral biomarkers that refine the diagnosis and predict the patient’s response to the therapeutic arsenal available to doctors.


Breast-NEOprAIdict: Predicting response of breast cancer patients treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy

MultiVarNet: Predicting tumour mutational status at the protein level

Preliminary evaluation of deep learning for first-line diagnostic prediction of tumor mutational status

Inter-semantic domain adversarial in histopathological images

p16/Ki67 AutoReader: Retrospective diagnostic study of performance
