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Women in AMIA International Women's Day Celebration Event

Webinar

Explore a Clinical Informatics Conference panel on mid-career invisibility as a barrier to advancement and retention for women in clinical and health informatics, featuring strategies to support career growth and inclusive workplaces.

Explore AMIA’s Newest Conference: Amplify Informatics

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Explore AMIA’s newest conference, Amplify Informatics. Learn how this dynamic gathering empowers informatics professionals, researchers, clinicians, and health IT leaders with cross-domain education, networking opportunities, and real-world impact insights designed to advance healthcare innovation and collaboration.

Health Informatics Microcredential

Microcredential

Expanding pathways into informatics. Strengthening the healthcare workforce. The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) has partnered with USF Health to deliver a fully online Health Informatics Microcredential that supports one of healthcare's most urgent priorities: preparing a workforce capable of leveraging data, technology, and information to improve care. Demand for [...]

The American College of Medical Informatics

ACMI Distinguished Fellows by Area of Distinction

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Digital Dreams, Real-World Roadblocks: Why Most Healthcare Tech Fails A Case Study in AI

Webinar

After two decades in NLP research, Wendy Chapman explores why she pivoted toward real-world clinical impact and the challenges of implementing AI in health care.

Bridging Biological Modeling with Machine Learning for Dynamical Trajectory Prediction

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Biological systems exhibit complex, nonlinear dynamics that challenge traditional mechanistic modeling due to high computational cost and limited scalability. This talk explores AI surrogate models that integrate biological structure to enable scalable, uncertainty-aware prediction of biological dynamics, highlighted by an Alzheimer’s disease case study of disease progression and longitudinal clinical trajectories.

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