Cardio-Oncology Multidisciplinary Patient Assistance Solution (COMPASS)

Position: Post-doctoral research contract Institute: Uni. Calabria
New! Posted on: 14/05/2026 Elapsing! Deadline: 21/05/2026

Scientific-Disciplinary Group

09/IINF-05 - Information Processing Systems

Description

The project addresses the growing cardiovascular risks faced by cancer patients and survivors. COMPASS aims to: identify and validate novel molecular, imaging and physiological biomarkers for early detection of cardiotoxicity; develop AI-driven predictive models integrating multimodal data (imaging, biomarkers, genomics, clinical data) for personalised cardiovascular risk stratification; deliver an interoperable, explainable AI-based Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS); enable continuous, non-invasive cardiac monitoring using wearable technologies and digital health solutions; establish harmonised, multidisciplinary care pathways improving coordination between oncology and cardiology across Europe. The consortium comprises 62 organisations from 25 countries, including hospitals, research centres, universities, MedTech companies and patient organisations.

Job posting website

https://unical.portaleamministrazionetrasparente.it/archivio22_bandi-di-concorso_0_34766_874_1.html

Number of positions

1

Maximum duration

24.0

Funding body

Dipartimento DIMES Università della Calabria

How to apply

Other

Selection process

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"The selection will be composed of two phases. In the first phase, the CVs of the candidates will be evaluated. Then, the candidates whose CV will be considered suitable will be admitted to the second phase, consisting in individual interviews.The interview will focus on the following topics:- Metodologies and techniques for cyber-physical systems, smart digital twin and edge intelligence;- Wearable data acquisition and calculation systems;- Evaluation of the English language knowledge." The selection will be based on the CV of the candidates and on the results of interviews focused on the topic of the research

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