BIOSerenity-E1 and its clinical applications presented in Grenoble at the Journées de Neurophysiologie Clinique

Guillaume in front of his BIOSerenity-E1 poster

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Performance on four clinical tasks

Guillaume Jubien presented a poster on the EEG foundation model BIOSerenity-E1 and its performance on four clinical tasks to an audience of clinicians and researchers during the 8th Journées de Neurophysiologie Clinique in Grenoble on June 24.

Engaging experts around BIOSerenity-E1 innovation

This conference was a great opportunity to showcase the performance of BIOSerenity-E1, our foundation model, to a panel of experts.

The poster sparked engaging discussions with neurophysiologists, neurologists, psychiatrists, and researchers, providing valuable feedback on both the methodology and the clinical relevance of our results. Exchanges around the four clinical tasks: Normal/Abnormal classification, Alzheimer’s disease detection, pediatric sleep staging, and seizure detection, helped highlight current strengths as well as areas for improvement.

These interactions are essential for guiding the next steps of development of BIOSerenity-E1, ensuring that our models continue to evolve in line with real clinical needs and practices.

We would like to thank all attendees for these insightful and constructive discussions.

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