Reliable and Explainable AI
in Medical Imaging
Advancing the frontier of AI transparency in healthcare. We make complex AI systems understandable, trustworthy, and deployable with confidence.
Trusted Partners
University of Toronto
Institute of Medical Science
St. Francis Xavier
University
SOFTX
Infrastructure Sponsor
Our Mission
Transforming the future of medical imaging through transparent, explainable artificial intelligence.
Knowledge Synthesis
Synthesize, promote and make accessible information about explainable AI in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning for medical imaging.
Collaborative Research
Foster collaboration between researchers, teachers, students and others within this field in collecting and sharing content along with active discussion.
Academic Network
Grow an academic network and research base for further expansion of AI knowledge, involving conferences, seminars, workshops, and meetings.
Learn About XAI
Explore our comprehensive collection of resources on explainable AI in medical imaging.
Research Papers
Access our collection of peer-reviewed publications on explainable AI in medical imaging.
Documentation
Comprehensive guides and documentation on implementing explainable AI systems.
Video Tutorials
Step-by-step video tutorials covering key concepts and practical implementations.
Benefits of Understanding AI Decisions
There are many advantages to understanding how an AI-enabled system has led to a specific output, especially in healthcare settings where trust is paramount.
Meet the Founders
Pioneering the integration of explainable AI in medical imaging research.
Dr. Jacob Levman
Canada Research Chair in Bioinformatics
St. Francis Xavier University
Leading researcher in bioinformatics and machine learning applications in medical imaging.
Dr. Pascal Tyrrell
Data Scientist and Innovator
University of Toronto
Expert in data science methodologies and AI-driven healthcare solutions.
Contact Us
Have questions or want to collaborate? We would love to hear from you.
Location
University of Toronto & St. Francis Xavier University
Canada