Happy New Year from everyone at the University of Southampton! ✨
Whether you’re studying, researching, teaching or supporting our University, we can’t wait to see what 2026 brings.
The School of Biological Sciences co-organised the 2025 International Symposium for Young Scholars in Basic Medical Sciences, which took place in Jinan, China.
The event welcomed nearly 80 young scholars and postgraduate students from 12 countries.
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@TheWangLab Thank you for your study! We wanted to encourage our followers to think more deeply about your publication and look forward to future work!
Fascinating and promising work!
A few thoughts to consider:
How well do these results generalize across different scanners, hospitals, and patient populations?
What level of interpretability do we have into how the model flags “hidden” objects?
Exciting to see the future!
@npjDigitalMed Thanks for your thoughts. Some of the comments are addressed in the publication. Some not . We hope to publish further studies with you in the near future.
Foreign body aspiration can be deadly, and radiolucent cases are often missed on CT.
Researchers built an AI system that segments airways, analyzes CTs from multiple angles, and detects hidden obstructions with >90% accuracy: surpassing expert recall.
https://t.co/L3IJbUBwT0
In a study published today @npjDigitalMed@NaturePortfolio, we reported an artificial intelligence tool that outperformed radiologists in detecting inhaled objects that don’t appear well on CT scans. @unisouthampton@NIHRresearch
https://t.co/K02NoOvMJx
We, along with our colleagues in China, report @SageJournals a rare case of carcinoma showing thymus-like differentiation (CASTLE) occurring in the thyroid and soft tissues of the neck. https://t.co/wsZqw6J03w @sotonbiosci@SouthamptonBRC@unisouthampton @UoS_Medicine @UoSMedia
In this recent publication @AJRCMB I co-authored, we report the impact of ATG7 variants on radiation-induced lung injury. Commented "https://t.co/tEI6CwNfix"
https://t.co/byINd6d68S
@sotonbiosci @UoS_Medicine @SouthamptonBRC
Looking for something exciting to do next summer.
Our International Summer School 2025 offers an exciting opportunity to study at a top 20 UK university.
https://t.co/YsXUt4bR8T
Online now: Spatial transcriptomic validation of a biomimetic model of fibrosis enables re-evaluation of a therapeutic antibody targeting LOXL2 https://t.co/T54YzV0xld