Month: March 2024

The London Digital Twin Research Centre have been awarded an ISPF networking grant by the Academy of Medical Sciences. Our new project, “Strengthening Global Partnerships: Digital Twinning for Stroke Care in Vietnam and Indonesia,” will bring together experts from the UK, Vietnam, and Indonesia. This networking initiative is a step forward in creating international collaborations for the development of digital twin technology in stroke care, setting the stage for future expansive research projects in this innovative field.

The Academy of Medical Sciences in collaboration with the British Academy, the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Royal Society is administering the Networking Grants funded through the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF). This will allow UK-based researchers and innovators to collaborate with international partners on multidisciplinary projects.

The British Council project ‘Urban Resilience in Agriculture Through Highly Automated Vertical Farming‘ was concluded on 12th March 2024 at the final workshop in Ho Chi Minh City. What did we achieve in this project? IoT for urban agriculture”? Can Cloud-based IoT solutions be sustainable, aligning with UN’s SDGs? How about the awareness and study the environmental and economic impacts? Watch this video below that summarises what we do and achieve in the project where our London Digital Twin Research Centre and Department of Law and Social Sciences at Middlesex University teamed up with Van Lang University.

Project team members from UGM and LDTRC, Lutfan Lazuardi, Novi Zain Alfajri, Hanifah Wulandari, and Huan X Nguyen, paid visits to the Stroke Centre at Bach Mai Hospital (Hanoi) and Department of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases at VNU University of Medicine and Pharmacy (VNU-UMP). Dr Mai Duy Ton, Director of the Stroke Centre and Prof Le Ngoc Thanh, rector of the VNU-UMP, presented the hospital facilities and hold discussions on the common research topics for collaborations.

In addition, Prof Huan Nguyen and Dr Souvik Barat (TCS India) then presented the research outcomes from the project to the hybrid audience at VNU – International School in Hanoi, within the workshop “Digital Twin technology for Healthcare: Insights and Perspectives,” where leading researchers from VNU-IS, Dr. Lê Duy Tiến, Dr. Chu Đình Tới and Dr. Lê Đức Thịnh, hold productive discussions on various pressing healthcare issues and challenges in Vietnam with the project team.

Continue reading “DT healthcare resilience project: Final activities”

Digital twin technology is growing rapidly across multiple industries. From race cars to the human heart to the entire country of Canada, a look at how these virtual replicas use real-time data to model and predict the future.

Together with colleagues Prof. Valeria Panebianco, Dr. Ilenia Rapisarda (from Italy) and Dr Andrew Vickers (from USA), Prof. Huan Nguyen delivered a lecture and discussed if, when and how radiology will meet digital twin in the panel “The Radiologist of the Future: Connecting the Digital Twins and the Human Being” at the European Congress of Radiology 2024 in Vienna, Austria, the most prominent event for radiology in Europe, attracting 18,000+ radiology professionals and researchers around the world.

Digital Twin benefits and topics discussed include: personalised care and personalised medicine, predictive analytics with actionable insights for patient treatment, accurate data and faster image interpretation for precision medicine, real-time monitoring and modification of interventions, virtual training and familiarisation of medical facilities and environment,  modelling in healthcare, ethical issues and considerations.

Continue reading “Invited Lecture at ECR 2024 “Digital Twin for Healthcare””