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Clinical trials and research at Kitware, INC.

• 8NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (8)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• An AI tool for extracting and visualizing knowledge about metabolites and infectious diseases

  This study is creating a user-friendly web app called Viime Extract that uses smart technology to help people understand research about how our body's chemicals relate to infections, making it easier to explore and check important information.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-11214910

• Automated AI system for assessing kidney transplant health

  This study is testing a new AI tool that helps doctors better check the health of kidney transplants by automatically scoring important tests, making it easier to keep good organs from being thrown away, and it's designed to be user-friendly for the doctors who use it.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-11006066

• Creating advanced tools for visualizing complex biological data

  This study is working on a user-friendly web app called Atlascope that helps scientists better see and understand complex biological data, making their research easier and more effective.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-10932000

• Analyzing brain microstructure changes during adolescence using advanced imaging techniques

  This study is looking at how the brain's structure changes during the teenage years and how these changes might be linked to mental health issues like bipolar disorder, using special imaging techniques to help researchers understand this better.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-10874547

• Improving surgical skills through advanced simulation technology

  This study is all about creating realistic training tools to help surgeons improve their skills and stay sharp, especially when facing tricky situations during surgery, so they can provide the best care for patients like you.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-10853047

• Detecting cracks in teeth using advanced imaging technology

  This study is testing a new way to find cracks in teeth using advanced imaging technology and smart computer programs, which will help dentists catch problems early and keep your teeth healthy.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-10491799

• Using imaging to assess lung infections in premature infants

  This study is working on a new, safe way to use X-ray images to help doctors understand how serious respiratory infections are in premature babies, so they can start treatment sooner and improve their health.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-10491039

• Creating tools to analyze large brain images

  This study is working on new computer tools to help scientists better analyze and compare large brain images from advanced imaging techniques, making it easier to understand how the brain develops and works over time.

  NIH research Kitware, INC. · Clifton Park, United States · NIH-10259930

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