A WWTF-funded collaboration on prediction of metastatic potential.
MetPredict is a research project investigating why some breast cancers spread to other organs while others don't — a critical question given that around 30% of breast cancer patients ultimately develop metastasis. The project focuses on how the tissue microenvironment and metastatic niche influence cancer spread, using histopathology, spatial profiling, high-dimensional imaging, and AI-based analysis to map tumor cell interactions. The goal is to identify predictive biomarkers, flag high-risk patients, and uncover new strategies to prevent or treat metastasis.
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MetPredict presented at the WWTF AI/ML grantee workshop
2026-10-06Juliane Winkler presented MetPredict at the WWTF "Understanding biology with AI/ML" grantee workshop in Vienna.
MetPredict research presented at EACR 2026
2026-06-10Juliane Winkler and Eva Chrenková presented two posters on metastasis research at EACR 2026 in Budapest.
MetPredict website launched
2026-04-29The MetPredict project website is now live.