Topic: healthcare

This webinar introduces supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning, then connects those methods to applications beyond conversational language models. Simple examples explain how machine learning and deep learning work and where they can support practical decisions in manufacturing, smart farming, healthcare, gastronomy and tourism. The session includes an introduction to AI Factory Austria, a presentation of the methods and application scenarios, and a concluding discussion. It is delivered in English for beginners; previous technical or AI knowledge is not required. The webinar is f

Recognises sustained scientific contributions to healthcare sterilization, sterility assurance and contamination control, including reproducible research, innovative methods and technologies adopted in healthcare, regulation or industry. Nominations close 15 January 2027.

Carnegie Mellon researcher and Abridge co-founder Zachary Lipton discusses where machine learning can help healthcare and why clinical work is harder to automate than software development. The conversation examines medical documentation, decision support, drug discovery, open models and model routing, then turns to academic research, doctoral training and the effects of automation on scientific careers. Hosted by Ravid Shwartz Ziv and Allen Roush. Watch the full conversation on the publisher’s YouTube channel.

Ishita Barua discusses applications of AI in healthcare, including diagnostic tasks and the challenges of using computational tools in medicine. Conversation in Norwegian.

Waiting is one of healthcare’s core experiences. It is there in the time it takes to access services; through the days, weeks, months or years needed for diagnoses; in the time that treatment takes; and in the elongated time-frames of recovery, relapse, remission and dying.Funded by the Wellcome Trust, our project opens up what it means to wait in and for healthcare by examining lived experiences, representations and histories of delayed and impeded time.In an era in which time is lived at increasingly different and complex tempos, Waiting Times looks to understand both the difficulties and v