The TRUSTroke project has completed its first year, marking significant progress in developing a federated AI infrastructure to improve stroke outcome prediction and personalize treatment.

On June 6–7, project partners met in Rome at the Gemelli University Hospital to review the achievements so far, particularly the successful implementation of a privacy-preserving, federated learning system. This system allows AI algorithms to be trained across multiple hospitals without transferring sensitive patient data, ensuring both security and scalability.

Led by Gemelli and supported by top clinical, technical, and social partners across Europe, TRUSTroke is working toward more personalized stroke care, with a focus on improving outcomes and addressing disparities.