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AI helps making a reliable coma outcome predictionAfter cardiac arrest and resuscitation, part of the patients will still be in a coma and treated at an intensive care unit. Their prospects are uncertain. What is needed to get an outcome prediction that is reliable? Researchers of the University of Twente and the ‘Medisch Spectrum Twente’ hospital developed a learning network that is capable of interpreting EEG-patterns. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can give a reliable outcome prediction, and thus forms a valuable extra source of information for decision-making. The researchers present their approach in Critical Care Medicine journal.
Tue 4 Jun 2019
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FEATURED: Cyber threats and encryptionBy sharing information with each other, companies and governments can better protect their computer systems against cyber threats and attacks. Because the information in question is often sensitive and confidential, companies and governments can be hesitant about sharing it. In the research line ‘Secure Data Sharing’, UT researcher Andreas Peter and his team are working on technologies that enable the sharing and processing of data without exposing confidential contents. For this purpose, they have developed a special encryption technology, which falls into the category of ‘functional encryption’. The technique keeps sensitive data hidden, while allowing for the processing of the data under encryption, with only the desired end result being made available in the clear. The new technology is application-independent, but has been adapted to several different use cases. One is the sharing of so-called ‘indicators of compromise’ and is now available as an extension module on the MISP platform (Malware Information Sharing Platform), an open source platform used by cybersecurity specialists for sharing cyber threat intelligence.
Fri 26 Apr 2019
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