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.
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.
Resilience informatics leverages advanced technologies, such as AI, sensors, data science, and immersive tools, to help communities adapt and thrive amid public health threats like climate change, epidemics, and forced displacement.
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.
Join the Clinical Research Informatics Working Group for an informative talk featuring Sean Mooney, PhD, Director, Center for Information Technology (CIT), National Institutes of Health.