Emanuele Neri

Papers

Total Citations

233

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About

Emanuele Neri is a leading figure in radiology and artificial intelligence, whose work bridges the critical gap between technological innovation and clinical practice. His research focuses on AI applications in medical imaging, particularly in cancer diagnosis and the ethical implications of automated decision-making. Neri’s most-cited paper, “Artificial intelligence: Who is responsible for the diagnosis?” (2020, 233 citations), has become a cornerstone in discussions on accountability in AI-driven healthcare, exploring the legal and moral responsibilities of radiologists, developers, and institutions. Beyond this, his contributions include pioneering frameworks for integrating AI into radiology workflows, improving diagnostic accuracy in oncology, and advancing the use of imaging biomarkers. With a career spanning over two decades, Neri has authored numerous influential studies and served as a key advisor on international guidelines for AI in medicine. His work has garnered widespread recognition, shaping how the medical community approaches both the promise and the pitfalls of intelligent systems. For students and researchers, Neri exemplifies the thoughtful, interdisciplinary thinking required to navigate the future of healthcare technology.