The ARTEMIs Project: one year of collaboration, innovation and progress

A year has passed since the ARTEMIs Project‘s kick-off in January 2024.

The second consortium meeting, in April 2025, was hosted by our dear partners from DKFZ in Heidelberg (Germany).

As Technical Coordinator, the BC Platforms’ team presented the achievements made so far on the data collection workflow, the building of a hybrid infrastructure, and tool development.

Many challenges lie ahead, but they come with the excitement of collaborative work as we strive to reach the project’s objectives.

“It is so inspiring to be working with these prestigious European partners on such an ambitious project! While we are aware that the journey to achieving the project’s goal is filled with challenges and obstacles, we also know what a great impact our future achievements can have. I believe this project is the beginning of something truly meaningful and impactful, both at the patient level and for our company.”

Laure Saint-Aubert, Director, Project Management, BC Platforms

Context

The global objective of this 4-year project, funded under the Horizon Europe Health programme, is the co-design, development, and proof-of-concept (PoC) evaluation of a Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) for application in the clinical management of patients with different stages of Metabolic Dysfunction–Associated Liver Disease (MASLD).

The role of BC Platforms in the project is three-fold:

Provide project partners with a hybrid environment for federated and central access to real-world data;
Collect and curate real-world multimodal data from 14 clinical sites across Europe;
Develop the CDSS, in collaboration with clinicians, researchers, and patients, to provide a comprehensive overview of patients’ data and leverage integrated virtual twin models.

Looking Ahead

As we celebrate the milestones of our first year, we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation in clinical decision support. We are grateful to our consortium partners for their collaboration and expertise, and excited about the transformative potential of ARTEMIs to improve patient outcomes across Europe.

The next chapters of this journey promise to be just as inspiring.

The ARTEMIS Project is funded by the European Union within the Horizon Europe Program under grant agreement N°101136299.