Posts By jcdiehl

Automating malaria diagnosis: a machine learning approach

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On December 18th, Noor van Driel successfully defended her MSc thesis titled “Automating malaria diagnosis: a machine learning approach: Erythrocyte segmentation and parasite identification in thin blood smear microscopy images using convolutional neural networks.” In…

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New paper published in Frontiers Public Health

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Our paper titled “A Stakeholder Analysis of Schistosomiasis Diagnostic Landscape in South-West Nigeria: Insights for Diagnostics Co-creation” has been published in Frontiers Public Health. Full paper can be found here. Background: Schistosomiasis, one of the neglected…

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Presentation at ANDI, University of Lagos

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In November 2020, Prosper presented the progress of his research that is based on development of an automated diagnostic device for the schistosomamansoniand hookworm infections, at the ANDI centre of excellence for Malaria Diagnosis, University of…

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Schistoscope shipped to Gabon

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The latest prototype of the Schistoscope has been delivered to the lab in CERMEL, Gabon from TU Delft, The Netherland on 3rd  of August 2020 the amidst joy from the INSPiRED team. The prototype, an…

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Connecting the field to the lab – WP3

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In June 2020, Brice (PhD student, WP3) conducted field research in the Issingavillage that is located within the Ngounie Province in Gabon. Brice collected blood samples that would be later used for malaria and filaria screening.  Brice also…

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Field research in Oyo State, Nigeria

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In December 2019 a field study was conducted by of the INSPiRED team to Ibadan North and Akinyele Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Oyo State, Nigeria initiated by PhD student and PhD supervisor of UI….

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Public Symposium

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A public symposium was held at the TU Delft during the kickoff of the project. It was was attended by 30 participants drawn from various fields and institutions, including students, project managers, scientists and e-health specialists…

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