Biomedical Radiology Research and Artificial Intelligence Navigation (br²AIn) br²AIn Lab
The Biomedical Radiology Research and Artificial Intelligence Navigation (br²AIn) of the Department of Radiology and the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases is involved in the inception, development, validation, and translation of clinical AI applications for precision diagnostics, streamlining of healthcare processes, and enhanced health quality and safety.
ABOUT br²AIn
The br²AIn lab builds on UF’s artificial intelligence (AI) initiative, and UF/UF Health’s unique position as one of the top five public research universities in the United States and only a few comprehensive universities having medical and all other major professional and scientific disciplines co-localized on the same, contiguous campus.
The br²AIn lab has active cross-disciplinary collaborations and has members both from the College of Medicine and the College of Engineering. We also collaborate with key industry partners in medical imaging and healthcare. This multi-disciplinary laboratory based at the Fixel Institute uses state of the art technology, including AI, with a focus on developing and translating clinically impactful medical AI applications.
One of the unique aspects of the br²AIn lab is our team’s focus on not only developing state of the art software but doing this while considering the practical challenges and necessities for successful deployment and adoption so it can be brought into clinical practice to positively impact healthcare practice and every patient’s journey within the healthcare system.
News & Announcements
Congratulations to Dr. Hochhegger
We are delighted to share that Dr. Bruno Hochhegger has been approved as an FCCP (Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians). This...
Congratulations to Dr. Tuna
We are thrilled to announce the promotion of Dr. Ibrahim Sacit Tuna, Neuroradiologist, to full Professor of Radiology! This well-earned recognition...
Radiology Research Team-Building Outing –...
Last weekend, our research team had an amazing night out with the Chair of the Department of Radiology. It was a perfect opportunity for team...
