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Digital twins for stroke
Using continuous stratification

STRATIF-AI – Digital twins for stroke

A four-year research project funded by Horizon Europe

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What is the EU project STRATIF-AI?

We are refining and validating a scalable platform for continuous stratification to improve prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of stroke patients using world-unique digital twins and AI.
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Who are involved?

A total of fifteen different entities in the EU, including five universities and eight hospitals, are involved in the collaborative research project on digital twins for stroke.

A platform for continuous stratification

Funded by Horizon Europe

STRATIF-AI has received funding over four years by Horizon Europe, the EU’s key funding programme for research and innovation, under grant agreement No 101080875.

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This website will be updated throughout the project timeline, as publications, milestones, and events take place. 

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External news about STRATIF-AI

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Digital twins to be tested in health care environments – LiU leads the EU project

Digital twins will now be tested in real health care environments, in an EU-financed project. The idea is that having a digital copy will make you follow advice from the health care better.
We’ll now get more evidence of how much difference digital twins will make to patient communication, that is people’s ability to change their behaviour and their understanding of their current health.