QIMR Berghofer researchers have developed a computer-based “growth chart” that could potentially transform the way paediatricians monitor child brain health and allow for earlier identification of neurodevelopmental delays.
Dr Nathan Stevenson and Dr Kartik Iyer, in collaboration with researchers and clinicians from Australia and Finland, designed a non-invasive AI application to chart a child’s brain age by monitoring their brain signals while asleep.
Dr Nathan Stevenson and Dr Kartik Iyer, in collaboration with researchers and clinicians from Australia and Finland, designed a non-invasive AI application to chart a child’s brain age by monitoring their brain signals while asleep.
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