AI is developing rapidly, and has the potential to be game-changing in healthcare. While there is substantial hype around this topic, there is also an underpinning reality, and it seems almost impossible that AI will not make a substantial difference to the practice of healthcare in the next 10, 30, or 50 years.
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11Jul
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16Jul
Hosted by Cambridge Language Sciences Interdisciplinary Research Centre
Wednesday 16 July
18:00 – 19:30 (arrival from 17:30)
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24Jul
Dr Rajat Gupta - Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA and Divisions of Genetics and Cardiovascular Medicine, Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA
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04Sep
The AI Club brings together the Biomedical AI and Machine Learning community in Cambridge, to discuss common themes and explore different topics and methodologies. The sessions open conversations to inform, inspire, and connect researchers at all levels, on topics within computational biology, AI and bioinformatics.
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10Sep
The 8th Cambridge Neuroscience Symposium – Interventions & Recovery
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25Sep
Caitlin O'Meara - Associate Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin, USA
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02Oct
The AI Club brings together the Biomedical AI and Machine Learning community in Cambridge, to discuss common themes and explore different topics and methodologies. The sessions open conversations to inform, inspire, and connect researchers at all levels, on topics within computational biology, AI and bioinformatics.
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06Nov
The AI Club brings together the Biomedical AI and Machine Learning community in Cambridge, to discuss common themes and explore different topics and methodologies. The sessions open conversations to inform, inspire, and connect researchers at all levels, on topics within computational biology, AI and bioinformatics.
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26Nov
A gathering of leading scientists across Europe to share research and discuss results in an informal setting.
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04Dec
The AI Club brings together the Biomedical AI and Machine Learning community in Cambridge, to discuss common themes and explore different topics and methodologies. The sessions open conversations to inform, inspire, and connect researchers at all levels, on topics within computational biology, AI and bioinformatics.
