This webinar will feature portable medical devices developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s Biotechnology and Human Systems division. Join us to learn about new sensors, robotic mechanisms and advanced AI and signal/image processing algorithms to enhance medical response and improve health outcomes in clinical environments as well as pre-hospital, field and home settings.
Principal Investigator Joseph Coughlin
State of the Art: How AI Has Impacted Software Engineering Armando Solar-Lezama
Distinguished Professor of Computing, MIT Schwarzman College of Computing Professor, MIT Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Associate Director and COO, MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL)
Principal Investigator Rosalind Picard
Industry Panel: Real-World Impacts of AI in Software Engineering
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Keynote: MATERIALS, MEDICINE, HEALTH: SENSING THE WORLD AROUND US AT ALL SCALES Elazer Edelman Director, Institute for Medical Engineering and Science, MIT Democratizing Single Molecule Nanoarrays Ashwin Gopinath Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering Interferometric Imaging for Studying Sickle Cell Disease and Cancer Metastasis Peter So Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Biological Engineering Dynamic Lens Systems for Biosensing Timothy Swager John D. MacArthur Professor of Chemistry
Brian Anthony | Associate Director, MIT.nano Praneeth Namburi Research Scientist, MIT Institute for Medical Engineering and Science Valencia Koomson Visiting Associate Professor, MIT Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Micha Feigin-Almon Research Scientist, MIT Mechanical Engineering
Upgrade your data analytics skills by learning the theory and practical application of supervised and unsupervised learning, time-series analysis, neural networks, recommendation engines, regression, and computer vision.