25 September 2026 | Biomedical engineering
A hands-on training session designed to help researchers move beyond basic AI chat use and build custom, automated workflows powered by modern AI tools — including Claude, GitHub Copilot, and MCP servers. Participants will learn to extend AI systems with...
25 September 2026 | Biomedical engineering
Understand the actual AI ecosystem and the tools relevant to scientific work and research. This session helps you optimize your workflows with generative AI, delegate and automate repetitive tasks, improve the quality of your papers, and develop AI into a reliable,...
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17 October 2023 | Biomedical engineering, Graduate school EN, Training
You thought ChatGPT already changed your life? Wait what LLM’s can do for you when used properly! Take this master class in applied AI and learn how to use AI chat models properly and how to easily develop AI applications. Understand the concepts and tools of modern...
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9 October 2023 | Biomedical engineering, Training
These master classes will provide an introduction to the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively utilize FabLab tools in biomedical research and engineering projects. The first class, “FabLab Tools for Biomedical Innovation 1: 2D and 3D Design and...
23 June 2023 | Biomedical engineering, Research
July 3rd and 4th 2023 Mini-symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Biology and Health at Institut Pasteur. This event is organized as part of a transversal initiative on AI(ATC-AI).The goal is to inspire more research at the intersections of AI and biology or medicine...
25 November 2022 | Biomedical engineering, Research
Aiming to foster student engagement and creativity in innovative health technologies, the Graduate School Biomedical Engineering organised its first Hackathon on the theme: “e-health as seen by students”. © Université Paris Cité Read more To also read Review on the...
