BioImaging and AI

Lecture at the Engineering-Academic Knowledge Fund Seminar

The presentation addressed one of the most pressing questions in modern healthcare: How can we integrate artificial intelligence into clinical decision-making without losing the essential human element — the patient, the caregiver, and the relationship between them?

The lecture explored the vast potential of generative AI in healthcare, the ethical challenges it presents, and the critical moments where intuition, empathy, and human experience remain irreplaceable.

As part of the ESICM 2024 conference in Barcelona, the Head of our Lab delivered a presentation titled "Human-GenAI Partnerships: Comparing ICU Nurse Triage and AI in Critical Care."

The presentation offered valuable insights into how generative AI can augment the expertise of ICU nurses. The research examined the synergies between human clinical judgment and AI capabilities, highlighting promising directions for the future of critical care technology.

Successful Synergy Conference on BioImaging and AI

A groundbreaking Synergy Conference recently brought together leading experts in BioImaging and Artificial Intelligence. Organized by the head of the DataMed lab at Tel Aviv University, the event attracted around 100 participants including radiologists, radiographers, health policy makers, and academic researchers.

The conference featured keynote lectures by leading experts, including Prof. Rachel Miron on national wait measurement, Dr. Gad Levi on the future radiology, and Prof Jacob Sosna on comprehensive AI solutions in healthcare. Participants praised the event for promoting knowledge exchange in medical imaging and AI, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary collaboration and advanced technologies to enhance medical care. This gathering sets the stage for promising future collaborations in this vital field.

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