Meeting Vanessa Zemmourt: Italy like you’ve never imagined it before.
Dear friends of Féminin Pluriel,
Dive into the heart of a lesser-known Italy, where tradition, innovation, and geopolitical influence intersect!
Féminin Pluriel Brussels invites you to an exceptional evening with Vanessa Zemmourt, expert in geopolitics, digital transformation, and investment strategies. Through this captivating conference, discover the economic, technological, and cultural opportunities offered by Italy, a country undergoing a profound transformation.
On the agenda:
- Italy as an economic and diplomatic power – Its strategic role in Europe and ambitions on the international stage.
- Between luxury and innovation – When craftsmanship meets high technology to shape the industries of tomorrow.
- A rapidly evolving ecosystem – Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, creative industries: the new dynamics to follow.
Join us!
Private tour, followed by lunch.
Innovation in Medical Imaging and Artificial Intelligence
Féminin Pluriel Montpellier Méditerranée recently had the privilege of welcoming Stéphanie Nougaret, Professor of Radiology and researcher at ICM – Institut du Cancer de Montpellier.
She also trained in data science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology while completing a visiting professorship at Harvard Medical School.
Professor Nougaret speaks about Artificial Intelligence with great clarity and brings a very practical perspective to its application in radiology: AI is a powerful tool that can transform cancer detection and treatment. She presented virtual biopsy — a revolutionary advancement replacing invasive procedures in favor of personalized care. More than a technological breakthrough, it’s a human-centered journey filled with hope.
A human journey as well, because AI does not replace the physician, who remains essential for analyzing and segmenting the data.
Professor Nougaret is leading an ambitious project in 2025: launching a data challenge on ovarian cancer in Montpellier. The PINKCC Challenge (named after her research lab) will bring together engineering students, AI experts, and start-ups to develop a segmentation algorithm applied to peritoneal carcinomatosis.
This is a crucial issue, as this form of cancer is one of the deadliest among women due to its often late diagnosis. AI could revolutionize its management and significantly improve survival rates.
If this post resonates with your field or studies and you’re interested in the challenge, sign up here:
👉 https://lnkd.in/eZ9RjduX
