The problem of the consequences of sepsis, or the so-called post-septic syndrome, which manifests itself in a wide range of problems, will be addressed by Brno scientists over a period of five years thanks to a grant worth 6.9 million Euros, i.e. just over 180 million crowns. The research will be coordinated in 11 clinical and research centres across six European countries. Among other things, they want to teach an artificial intelligence tool to predict the development of sepsis sequelae. Doctors will then be able to tailor treatment to patients.