Introducing our new Regulatory & Quality Affairs Manager, Magdalena Kedwani! Magdalena earned her Dipl.Ing. in Biomedical Engineering at TU Graz before working at EXIAS Medicalto obtain regulatory approval for medical devices. Welcome Magdalena!
CEO & Co-Founder Markus Holzer was honored with a nomination for Die Presse’s “Austrian of the Year” prize in the startups category. Although he didn’t take home a trophy, it’s still a fantastic acknowledgment of his leadership skills and motivation to transform the way radiologists work.
Chief Scientist Georg Langs was once again honored to present at this year’s European Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine and Biology where he spoke about AI in Radiology: State-of-the-Art and Future Needs.
The September edition of the Vienna Computer Vision Meetup features a presentation by Machine Learning Engineer Michael Pieler on the topic of self-supervised learning for computer vision: SimCLR, MoCo, SwAV & Co. Prior to the event, Chief Marketing Officer Julie Sufana and Michael sat down with event host Marc Babin to share our mission and history. Watch the interview here.
As part of the European Innovation Council’s drive to showcase the work of companies it supports who are working on solutions to combat COVID-19, contextflow was asked to pitch our solution to a digital crowd of investors and researchers. As usual, Chief Marketing Officer Julie Sufana worked her magic, despite technical challenges. Learn more about the initiative here.
contextflow investor Dr. Fiona Pathiraja, a former consultant radiologist with the NHS, has officially launched Crista Galli Ventures, a new $65M fund to support early-stage startups. CGV’s vision is a truly inspiring one. To learn more, go to cristagalli.com, Crista Galli Ventures on LinkedIN, @cristagallivc on Instagram or @CristaGalliVC on twitter.
In der Septemberausgabe der Scale-up Gespräche von INiTS Gründerservice diskutierte unser CEO Markus Holzer über die Entwicklung unserer Technologie während der COVID-19-Krise (German).
Team contextflow is one of 22 companies out of 217 applications to receive DIGI-B-CUBE funding. Our award relates to development of “Automated detection of COVID-19 in lung CTs using comprehensive patient information.” The project is part of the EU’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation program.
