NSUT and GIMS Join Hands to Advance AI-Driven Healthcare Innovations
New Delhi/Greater Noida : In a groundbreaking move towards integrating artificial intelligence (AI) with healthcare, the Government Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS), Greater Noida, and the Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence (CoEAI) at Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), New Delhi, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster collaboration in research, innovation, and knowledge exchange. This partnership aims to bridge the gap between technology and healthcare, opening new avenues for research and development that can transform medical diagnostics and patient care.
The MoU was formally signed in the presence of esteemed dignitaries, including Vice Chancellor Prof Anand Srivastava, NSUT, and Director Brigadier Rakesh Gupta, GIMS. Also present at the occasion were key figures such as Dr Ravi Kumar from GIMS, Prof M P S Bhatia, Prof S K Jha, Registrar, NSUT, Dr Satya P Singh, Dr Akhilesh Dubey, Dr Umang Soni, Dr Ankur Gupta, Dr Ritu Raj Singh, and Yashwant Yadav. Their collective presence underscored the significance of this collaboration in advancing medical technology through AI-driven solutions.
This partnership is expected to drive innovation in AI-based medical research, enabling advanced disease detection, predictive analytics, and personalized treatment strategies. By combining NSUT’s expertise in artificial intelligence with GIMS’s robust healthcare infrastructure, the collaboration will enhance diagnostic accuracy and improve patient outcomes. Through joint research initiatives, both institutions will work towards developing AI-powered tools for medical imaging, hospital resource management, and telemedicine, thereby contributing to a more efficient and technology-driven healthcare system.
For NSUT students, this MoU presents a unique opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research at the intersection of technology and healthcare. Students will gain access to real-world medical datasets provided by GIMS, enabling them to develop and test AI-driven healthcare solutions. The collaboration will also open doors for internships, research fellowships, and live projects where students can apply their AI and machine learning skills to solve practical medical problems. By working closely with medical professionals, NSUT students will gain valuable insights into the challenges of healthcare, preparing them for promising careers in the rapidly evolving health-tech sector.
Speaking on the occasion, Prof Anand Srivastava emphasized the transformative impact this collaboration could have on both academic research and healthcare advancements. He highlighted that NSUT students and faculty will greatly benefit from exposure to real-world medical challenges, enabling them to develop AI-driven solutions that can significantly improve healthcare accessibility and efficiency. Brigadier Rakesh Gupta echoed these sentiments, stating that GIMS is committed to leveraging technology to enhance patient care and that this partnership will accelerate the adoption of AI in medical research and clinical practice.
This collaboration marks a significant step forward in the convergence of artificial intelligence and healthcare, with far-reaching implications for both academia and the medical industry. By fostering interdisciplinary research and knowledge-sharing, NSUT and GIMS aim to create impactful solutions that address pressing healthcare challenges. The MoU sets the stage for a future where AI-driven innovations can improve diagnosis, streamline hospital operations, and ultimately enhance the quality of patient care across the country.
