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PROVE-AI was published in npj Digital Medicine and serves as the first real-time study of open-source AI for melanoma detection. The study uses the ISIC 2020 grand challenge winner's algorithm and images publicly available on ISIC Archive. nature.com/articles/s4174… #dermtwitter

In the very first supervisor meeting I had with @ClinicalOutlier, she told me all about her experience at the JSM when she was a statistics PhD student. After 3+ years of dreaming and planning, here I am at #JSM2023! Looking forward to some wonderful days here. 🇨🇦

Hello from Niagara! 💫

#MondayMeet Meet Dilki Jayasinghe!🙋🏾‍♀️With a background in statistics, Dilki joined our team as a PhD Candidate in 2019 to research the natural history and spatial distribution of naevi. She completed her PhD this year and continues to work in this research area as a postdoc!🎓

Excited to see these new developments in analysing point patterns on manifolds. A lot of promise for the future of #3Dtotalbodyphotography.

What are friends for if they’re not your biggest cheerleaders!!! 💙 Congrats Nathasha Naranpanawa for acing your thesis review!!

It’s official!! 💃🎓

1/5 We’re pleased to announce our new Perspective in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology on the escalating genomic landscape disorder from normal skin through naevi to melanoma that may push a tumour competent melanocyte into malignant transformation. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Today marks five years since I started doing my PhD and five years in this blessed country. So let today be the official supervisor appreciation day!Thank you Monika Janda H. Peter Soyer and @ClinicalOutlier for every opportunity, every comment, every advice,… the list is too long! 😇

What a team, what an effort, what an accomplishment! 🫡

Today we wrapped up the UV and Skin Cancer Prevention Conference and commenced the Global Advances and Controversies in Skin Cancer Conference with some great representation from UQ Dermatology Research Centre Chantal Rutjes Dilki Jayasinghe and Joe Torrano presenting in the AI and Technology session 👏

The ACEMID team had a fantastic opportunity to connect at the 6iCUSP and 5GAC-SC joint skin cancer conferences in Brisbane this week. #SkinCancer2024

Online now: ‘Development and Validation of a Total Body Photo-Numeric Freckling Sensity Scale’ 👉doi.org/10.1111/srt.70… A key component of ‘Deep Phenotyping’ where risk factors extracted from Total Body imaging are leveraged for skin cancer risk stratification UQ Dermatology Research Centre UQ Medicine

🎉 Huge congratulations to the 2024 ASSC Early Career Researcher Grant recipients: Dr Brittany Mitchell, Dr Nathan Ingold, Dr Chenhao Zhou, Dilki Jayasinghe, Dr Laura Sormani, and Dr Seen Ling Sim! Their awards were officially announced at the ASSC ASM. Exciting times ahead! 🚀

It was fantastic to bring our ACEMID team together in Sydney last week for the ACEMID researcher workshop, diving into the IMAGE trial and our work in genetics, pathology, and biomarkers 🔬🧬

Two awesome days with some awesome people! Thank you UQ Centre for Health Services Research for organizing the retreat and special thanks to Lauren and Casey Dodds (Wright) for making their mission to find and show me a Koala!! 🫡😆♥️

The fourth publication out of my PhD is now published. We found that how naevi are identified and reported vary significantly across studies. We are now working towards standardizing this process through a Delphi consensus study with a panel of international experts.

A systematic review led by #UQ's Dr Dilki Jayasinghe examines how researchers count & report moles (nevi) on the skin - and highlights the need for an easily accessible and practical protocol for identifying, counting & reporting moles. Read more below 👇👇

Amazing media training workshop by Joe Milton organised by Translational Research Institute. The take home message for me was "don't bury the lede"!

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