UCAM
University of Cambridge
The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge (commonly known as the University of Cambridge) is a world-renowned academic and research institution founded in 1209. With a strong commitment to excellence, the university has a rich history of contributing to groundbreaking research and innovation across various disciplines.
In the DORIAN GRAY project, the University of Cambridge brings its extensive expertise in cardiovascular and cognitive health research, leading WP7. By leveraging advanced methodologies and interdisciplinary collaboration, the university aims to contribute significantly to the project's goal of developing personalized strategies for preventing cognitive impairment in patients with different cardiovascular phenotypes. The university's involvement in this project underscores its dedication to addressing complex health challenges through innovative research and international cooperation.
Key Persons
Prof. Pietro Liò
Full Professor
Pietro Liò is a Full Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge, where he is a member of the Artificial Intelligence group and the Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine. He holds dual PhDs: one in Complex Systems and Nonlinear Dynamics from the University of Florence, and another in Theoretical Genetics from the University of Pavia. His interdisciplinary work spans artificial intelligence, complex systems, and computational biology. He is a Fellow and Council member of Clare Hall College, a member of ELLIS (the European Lab for Learning & Intelligent Systems), and a member of the Academia Europaea. He is also listed among the top Italian scientists by VIA-Academy.