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Sharing Homi-Lung research at European Researchers’ Night 2025
Homi-Lung took part in the European Researchers’ Night 2025 with two outreach activities included in the programme designed for Barcelona. The activities included a short video talk and…
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New phenotyping study points the way to personalised treatment for hospital acquired pneumonia
Hospital acquired pneumonia (HAP) still fails to respond to standard antibiotic regimens in roughly one third of cases and remains a major cause of death in intensive care.…
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How can we learn from incomplete clinical data?
Hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) is notoriously hard to study. The cohorts are small, the measurements are high-dimensional, and—crucially—whole blocks of information are missing because it is impossible to sample…
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Homi-Lung consortium meets in Nijmegen to share progress and strengthen collaboration
On 1–2 April 2025, the full Homi-Lung consortium gathered in Nijmegen for a two-day project meeting hosted by the partner Radboud University. With representatives from the partner institutions,…
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Ana Motos brings Homi-Lung to Catalan school students during 100tífiques 2025
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr Ana Motos, RESPIRE4 Fellow at Nantes Université and Postdoctoral Researcher and former postdoctoral researcher at IDIBAPS, participated…
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Ma Thèse en 180 Secondes: What does pneumonia have to do with a heart attack?
During the 2025 edition of Ma Thèse en 180 Secondes (MT180) in Nantes, Cécile Poulain, Doctoral Student at Nantes Université and member of the Homi-Lung project, delivered a…
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