ESOR Foundation Course on Artificial Intelligence in Radiology

Jan 29th, 2020Jan 30th, 2020
Rome, 07
IT
http://www.esor.org/cms/website.php?id=/en/programmes/foundation_course_Artificial-Intelligence-in-Radiology.htm
The artificial intelligence (AI) foundation course is aimed at providing the basis of AI and radiomics to the practicing radiologist and illustrating what will be the professional impact on ethics, workflow, and education.
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