Alexandru Floares — CEO
Specialties: Artificial (computational) Intelligence. Biomedical Informatics. Applied Mathematics especially in Biology and Medicine. Biophysics (Ph.D.). Neurology General Medicine Alexandru Floares is a neurologist (M.D.) having a Ph.D. degree in biophysics and a computer scientist. He was the head and founder of the Artificial Intelligence Department of the Cancer Institute Cluj-Napoca, Transilvania, Romania. Now, he is the president and owner of 1) SAIA - Solutions of Artificial Intelligence Applications – foundation, and 2) OncoPredict – a biomedical informatics start-up company. He coordinates research projects on gene regulatory networks (GRN), brain neural networks, metabolic and signaling pathways, tumor vascular networks, cancer genomics and proteomics, and on intelligent clinical decision support systems (i-CDSS) for diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment optimization, promoting Precision and Personalized Medicine. He was chairman of special sessions concerning biomedical applications of computational intelligence at IJCNN 2007, IJCNN 2009, WCCI 2008, WCCI 2010, CIBB (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2013), etc. He served on the international committees for CIBB05, PRIB05, CIBB06, PRIB06, CIBB07, and PRIB07, WCCI 2008, CIBB 2008, HEALTHINF 2009, ICLMA 2009, HEALTHINF 2010, ICTET 2010, HIS 2012, CIBB 2014, and many other conferences. He is a member of the Steering Committee of the Computational intelligence in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Conference, and of the Expert Network HCI-KDD. He is the recipient of the Honorary Doctor title of The Yorker International University and other awards, and member of IEEE Society and New York Academy of Science.
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Location: Cluj, Romania
Experience: 0 mo
Skills
- Artificial Intelligence
- Biomedical Informatics
Career Highlights
- Founder of AI Department in cancer research
- President of a biomedical informatics startup
- Chairman of multiple international conferences