Over the weekend we had a chance to get the whole team together and review our progress.
Vilnius isn’t the easiest place to get to, for most of us at least, which helps us understand how difficult it can be for Arminas to join us in other parts of Europe.
But the real benefit of his hosting the meeting was we all got to experience Vilnius, a really interesting city in glorious autumn sunshine.
Rightly, the tourism was a side show to the main event – our project review.
The old town is steeped in history, full of character and a lot of fun. Lithuanian cuisine offers an exciting blend of gourmet and country cooking and there are dozens of quality restaurants where it can be enjoyed.
We aren’t ready to announce results to the world at large yet, but can confirm we’re heading in the right direction. We already have minute by minute parameter data collecting from multiple, international, sites and we are predicting upcoming hypotensive events.
Quite how we’re doing this is, for the moment, understood only by some very special people. Bayesian Artificial Neural Network technology is designed to find out stuff the human brain can’t cope with and in our case it is.
The project is still a year away from sharing its results, during which time some other very special people, will be managing the clinical trial.
