From Wednesday May 15 to Friday May 17, 2024, the 16th CNO (Cancéropôle Nord-Ouest) Scientific Days were held in Deauville. This annual meeting is a must for researchers and clinicians from the North-West inter-region, which includes the Hauts de France and Normandy regions. Professionals from the Centre Baclesse presented 2 posters.
A forum for researchers and clinicians

Each year, these days are an opportunity to :
- To provide an update on current research within the scientific areas, and to present the NOC's strategic orientations to the scientific community.
- To present work funded under emerging and structuring calls for projects.
- Highlight the work of young researchers through a dedicated session, with prizes awarded for the best oral communications and posters.
They are also an opportunity to focus on a theme of interest through prestigious talks given by outside speakers.
Cancéropôle Nord-Ouest
NOC website
Posters presented by the Centre Baclesse
Several professionals from the Centre Baclesse were present at these scientific days, including :
- Aurélien CORROYER-DULMONT PhD, HDR (researcher-engineer in medical imaging and AI) and Noémie MOREAU, PhD student in Artificial Intelligence and Medical Imaging, presented 2 posters. Both work in the Medical Physics Department at the Centre Baclesse.
- Dr Thomas LELEU, specialist assistant, and Loïse DESSOUDE, intern in the radiotherapy department at the Centre Baclesse (photo at start of article).
Poster presented by Noémie MOREAU
"Early characterization and prediction of treatment efficacy in glioblastoma and brain metastases using radiomics and medical imaging-based artificial intelligence algorithms".

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Early characterization and prediction of treatment efficacy for glioblastoma and brain metastases using radiomics and artificial intelligence algorithms based on medical imaging
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Poster presented by Aurélien CORROYER-DULMONT
"Artificial intelligence solution to accelerate MRI image acquisition: impact on therapeutic management in oncology in radiology and radiotherapy departments."

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Artificial intelligence solution for accelerating MRI image acquisition: impact on therapeutic oncology management in radiology and radiotherapy departments
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