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17 July, 2026
Artificial intelligence in healthcare is often discussed through the lens of model performance, clinical usefulness and technological innovation. Yet even the most advanced AI system cannot be considered trustworthy if the institution developing it lacks the procedures, responsibilities and technical controls required to govern it properly. Our new paper, “Institutional Operationalisation of the Converging EU […]
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9 June, 2026
In a summer school dedicated to understanding the mind, art became another language for exploring it. Alongside lectures, workshops, and discussions, the School of Minds introduced another dimension: reflection. The artworks were not illustrations of technology. They were visual provocations, inviting visitors to think about intelligence, memory, cognition, identity, and the increasingly blurred boundary between […]
3 June, 2026
From 27 to 31 May 2026, the ChatMED project held its second summer school in Sokobanja, Serbia, under the theme “Neurology and AI Fusion.” The event brought together participants from medicine, computer science, engineering and AI research with one central goal: to build a common understanding of how artificial intelligence can meaningfully support neurological care. […]
1 June, 2026
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in healthcare, research institutions are facing a new kind of responsibility. Scientific excellence is no longer enough. Institutions that develop, test or coordinate AI-based health solutions must also demonstrate that they understand how to protect data, manage cybersecurity risks, ensure transparency, prepare for audits, and align their work with […]
8 May, 2026
ChatMED is pleased to announce the upcoming ChatMED Summer School: Neurology and AI Fusion, which will take place in Sokobanja, Serbia, from 27–31 May 2026. Organized within the framework of the ChatMED project, funded under Grant Agreement ID: 101159214, the Summer School will bring together participants from medicine, computer science, and AI research to explore […]
24 April, 2026
The ChatMED project coordinator, prof. Monika Simjanoska Misheva, had the pleasure this morning of joining Македонија наутро to talk about what Generative AI really means for healthcare and why the conversation in North Macedonia needs to move from “whether” to “how.” A few of the key messages from our discussion: 🔹 AI is already here. Artificial intelligence isn’t new […]
A two-day training mission held in Ljubljana (April 16-17) successfully brought together key stakeholders from North Macedonia and leading European research institutions, marking an important step toward strengthening national capacities in eHealth and participation in the EU4Health Programme. The mission gathered decision-makers from the Ministry of Health of North Macedonia, the Macedonian Red Cross, and […]
12 March, 2026
North Macedonia is entering an important new phase in its integration with European health initiatives. With the country becoming a member of the EU4Health programme, a national working group has recently been formed to help coordinate participation and maximize the opportunities offered by this major EU funding instrument. Within this context, the ChatMED project is […]
27 January, 2026
Many people have tried an online symptom checker: it asks a series of questions (“Where does it hurt?”, “Do you have a fever?”) and then suggests a short list of possible diagnoses. But there is a problem if we want to trust and test such systems, especially modern AI chatbots and large language models that […]
23 January, 2026
A Topological Perspective on Explainable AI Large Language Models (LLMs) have become astonishingly capable, but also deeply opaque.They generate fluent text, reason across domains, and assist in high-stakes settings, yet their internal decision-making remains largely a black box. In our newly published paper, “Exploring the Potential of Topological Data Analysis for Explainable Large Language Models: […]
