Sandy Engelhardt: Heart bits

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Recorded11 May 2021

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Sandy Engelhardt is an assistant professor in the University hospital of Heidelberg, Germany. She leads the research group of AI in Cardiovascular Medicine. In this podcast, she talks about her research of using AI for complex Cardiac Surgery as well as the AdaptOR challenge (in association with the DGM4MICCAI workshop) we are co-organizing for MICCAI 2021.

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