Together with Lode Holding via AXtion and Umaco, Researchable is starting a project on data valorisation in healthcare, made possible in part by the MIT R&D grant via SNN.
In brief
- Researchable is starting the project 'Enabling Technology for Data Valorisation' together with Lode Holding via aXtion and Umaco.
- The aim is software that helps care providers and scientists get more out of medical data through data valorisation.
- Data valorisation looks for new, meaningful connections that do not emerge from the data at first glance.
- The project runs on the MIT R&D collaboration grant via SNN, financed by Groningen, Fryslan, Drenthe and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.
Full of enthusiasm, Researchable is starting a wonderful project together with Lode Holding via AXtion and Umaco! After months of tension about the outcome, both SNN and the northern provinces assessed our collaboration application positively. Eduard van Pagée, business developer and partner at Researchable, cannot wait: "to finally give this collaboration real shape after a long time talking and writing is fantastic, we can learn a lot from each other."
What we are going to do: the added value of data for a more efficient healthcare system
Healthcare systems are under pressure worldwide and are looking for efficient ways to keep offering their services in a future-proof manner. One of the innovative ways to do this is by searching for added value within datasets, also known as data valorisation. This means searching for new, meaningful connections that do not emerge from the data at first glance. We notice that demand for data valorisation is increasing. Within this project a software solution will be developed that enables care providers and scientists to get more out of medical data through data valorisation. With the software solution, clients can be served more effectively and faster.
This is a step forward towards more applications in the field of AI; the results of this project will really matter to our clients
Benjamin Smits, aXtion and Umaco
Enabling technology for scientists and care professionals thanks to a grant
Within this project we carry out in-depth functional and technical research and develop innovative, broadly applicable software components that make data valorisation possible. This is made possible by the MIT R&D collaboration grant obtained via SNN. The scheme is financed by the provinces of Groningen, Fryslân, Drenthe and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.
Fortunately, SNN and the provinces recognised the value of this project for the North.
Annelies Wolters, Lode Holding
Frequently asked questions
What is data valorisation?
Data valorisation is the search for added value within datasets by discovering new, meaningful connections that do not emerge from the data at first glance. In healthcare, this helps to get more out of medical data.
What does the project 'Enabling Technology for Data Valorisation' involve?
In this project we develop a software solution that lets care providers and scientists get more out of medical data through data valorisation. We carry out in-depth functional and technical research and build broadly applicable software components.
Who is collaborating on this project?
Researchable is working together with Lode Holding via aXtion and Umaco. The collaboration application was assessed positively by SNN and the northern provinces.
How is the project financed?
The project is made possible by the MIT R&D collaboration grant via SNN. This scheme is financed by the provinces of Groningen, Fryslan and Drenthe and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.
Why is data valorisation relevant to healthcare?
Healthcare systems are under pressure worldwide and are looking for efficient ways to keep their services future-proof. With data valorisation, care providers and scientists can be served more effectively and faster.
