2023 T-CAIREM Year-In-Review

Some of our guest lecturers from the Temerty Centre Speaker Series. All of our lectures are recorded and are available on the Past Events page of our website and on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@t-cairem4721/featured

Here are some of the researchers who received major funding grants from T-CAIREM in 2022-2023. Learn more about the grant winners and their exciting AI in medicine research projects here: https://tcairem.utoronto.ca/t-cairem-grant-winners

Here are the new leads we welcomed to the T-CAIREM team this year. (CLOCKWISE: Dr. Devin Singh, Dr. Mamatha Bhat, Gemma Postill, Dr. Benjamin Haibe-Kains, Abhishek Moturu)

Several theme leads left T-CAIREM this year. We thank them for their incredible contributions since T-CAIREM launched in 2020. CLOCKWISE: Vinyas Harish, Dr. Mjaye Mazwi, Dr. Alistair Johnson, Dr. Sean Hill, Felipe Mogrado.

T-CAIREM held its first Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medicine Conference. Students from several universities across Canada participated in poster and podium presentations.

An academic half-day session featured Dr. Melissa McCradden from Sick Kids Hospital. (L-R: Konrad Samsel, Dr. Jethro Kwong, Abhishek Moturu, Dr. Melissa McCradden, and Gemma Postill)

This photo of the cohort from the 2023 T-CAIREM Summer Student Research Program was taken at the year-end mini-conference. To learn more about the participants and their research projects, visit: https://tcairem.utoronto.ca/news/t-cairems-2023-ai-medicine-summer-student-program-launches-29-participants

Summer Research Students presented their research projects at the year-end mini-conference.

Summer Research Students presented their research projects at the year-end mini-conference.

Dr. Muhammad Mamdani delivered a presentation at the Stanford AIMI symposium in California.

Dr. Alistair Johnson presents on the Health Data Nexus at the AIMED Global Summit in California.

Here are the emerging researchers who delivered Trainee Rounds presentations in 2023. You can watch the presentations of their presentations on our website: https://tcairem.utoronto.ca/past-events

T-CAIREM co-sponsored a Temerty Centre Speaker Series with the University of Toronto's Department of Computer Science featuring Dr. Melissa McCradden & Dr. Sara Zohar. (L-R: Anna Goldenberg, Melissa McCradden, Sarah Zohar, and Fanny Chevalier.)

Globe and Mail health columnist André Picard delivered a talk as part of the Temerty Centre Speaker Series. The recording of his presentation is available here: https://tcairem.utoronto.ca/past-events

The UofT’s “Introduction to Data Science for Biomedical Engineers” graduate class used the Health Data Nexus. This was the first time the online health data platform has been used in a classroom setting. Meet Prof. Azadeh Kushki who used the HDN in her class: https://tcairem.utoronto.ca/news/member-spotlight-dr-azadeh-kushki

Several T-CAIREM members made new friends and collaborators at the Technion Catalyst Workshop that was held in Israel.

T-CAIREM held its first AI in health datathon at the Google Cloud office in downtown Toronto. The datathon participants used public health data from the Health Data Nexus.