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Digital Twin

Modeling the human liver

Colleague Chloé Audigier is developing a digital twin of the liver. We met up with her to get some insights into this project and learn more about Chloé’s motivation to come to work every day.
8min
Romy Albrecht
Published on 20. Dezember 2022
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I think it’s very rewarding to try and apply science to build solutions that could help patients live longer and healthier lives.”

Chloé Audigier, Senior AI Research Scientist at Siemens Healthineers

Changing the way of providing care

Creating a digital twin

Utilizing math and computational modeling to create better healthcare

Digital twins in cancer care
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Digital twins in cancer care
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Find out how digital twins could transform the entire cancer care path – from early detection to treatment and follow-up care. You’ll also learn how a digital twin of an organ is created. And you’ll hear what digital twin technology could mean for patients, clinicians, and the future of oncology.
Romy Albrecht
Romy Albrecht
By Romy Albrecht
Romy Albrecht is a digital editor and multimedia content creator at Siemens Healthineers, specializing in technology and innovation topics.

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  1. The concepts and information presented here are based on research results that are not commercially available. Further commercial availability cannot be guaranteed.

  2. The persons present at the shooting were fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or tested negative for SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infections.