A connected approach to understanding prostate cancer through medical images, complementary data, and interpretable models.
Digital histopathology
We investigate the analysis of digitised tissue images to support classification, grading, and image-quality assessment. The aim is to help researchers connect image features with meaningful evidence.
Multimodal learning
Combining imaging, clinical, genomic, and text information offers a wider view of disease. Research will address missing data, high dimensionality, and the relationship between different types of evidence.
Digital twins
Digital representations of disease progression will draw on multimodal data and predictive models. Their purpose is to explore patterns over time and support the study of individual disease trajectories.
Explainability and expert feedback
The project investigates explanations that make model predictions easier to examine. Expert feedback is part of the research approach, alongside attention to bias and fairness.
Responsible research
Data management, privacy, ethics, and open-science practices are addressed within the research programme. The public website communicates the project; it does not collect clinical images or offer patient diagnosis.
Understanding PRODIGY
What is PRODIGY researching?
PRODIGY investigates how digital histopathology, multimodal artificial intelligence and digital twins could support research into prostate cancer diagnosis and disease progression.
What is a digital twin in this project?
A digital representation used to study disease progression, drawing on complementary medical data and predictive models. Its development and evaluation are research objectives.
Does this website provide diagnosis or accept medical images?
No. This is the public research-information website. It does not offer clinical services or collect patient records or medical images.
Where can I find project findings?
Approved publications will appear on the Results page. News and events share project announcements and dissemination activities as they become available.