Medical tech, AI and the future-- Taiwan Science and Technology Hub Stanford University hosts its annual (in person and free) conference on September 10. More details and to register: buff.ly/3ykLfSP

Grad Students at UC Berkeley and UCSF interested in the exciting field of Computational Precision Health may want to consider a designated emphasis. Contact us for an information session! #phdstudents #recruiting #gradstudents #computation #healthcare #applytoday

UCSF colleagues! Join UCSF Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute and @NVIDIA experts for a session on GPU computing covering basics, campus resources, popular applications in biology/health, and performance optimization tips. September 5, 9-12, Genentech Hall. buff.ly/3WIGnim

UCSF and Cal colleagues: Join us Sept. 17 4-5 pm to hear Bin Yu deliver the first CPH seminar of the year, on improving biomedical AI by increasing predictability, computability and stability in the data science life cycle. Via Zoom: Register here! buff.ly/3YJVHxJ

Grad students at #UCBerkeley & #UCSF interested in the exciting field of Computational Precision Health? Consider our Designated Emphasis program. Find the application here buff.ly/4cwVnG3 #VoicesOfCPH #DesignatedEmphasisCPH #AI4Health #applytoday

Isabel Rodriguez-Barraquer receives the 2024 Teri Liegler Young Scientist award for novel epidemiological and statistical methods to understand the dynamics of infectious diseases and inform control efforts.buff.ly/4cuFakC #VoicesofCPH UCSF HIVIDGM @isabelrodbar

Read Hyelee Kim's current work in JAACAP OPEN here! buff.ly/3YLEaFu If this kind of work interests you, consider applying to CPH's #DesignatedEmphasisCPH program! For more info, connect with Bianca Victoria at [email protected]! #VoicesOfCPH #AI4Health #applytoday

#Markyourcalendars! #DesignatedEmphasisCPH applications are due in just 2 weeks! Reach out to Bianca Victoria at [email protected] with any questions. Find the application here buff.ly/4cwVnG3 #VoicesOfCPH #AI4Health #applytoday

We are thrilled to announce that @UCSF_DoCIT has named A Jay Holmgren, PhD, MHI, as director of CLIIR-UCSF. Please join us in congratulating Dr. Holmgren, a renowned expert and researcher on the impact of IT and digital tools on healthcare. Read more: docit.ucsf.edu/news/jay-holmg…

While some took time off this summer, CPH work went on! @idasim discussed AI ethics on the NEJM podcast, and Reza Abbasi-Asl's work featured in npj Journals. Also, don't forget to sign up for our first CPH seminar of the year with Bin Yu, September 17. buff.ly/4g5VdIs.

Join CPH's Irene Chen and other researchers at NIH U.S. National Science Foundation webinar Sept. 4-5 on AI and menopause. Early start for those in CA (6 AM-3 PM PT), though . Irene and others on equity, AI and women's health 8:45-9:30on Sept. 4. Registration and info here: buff.ly/3ATQfhS

#Markyourcalendars! #DesignatedEmphasisCPH applications are due in just 1 week! We are excited to read your applications! Reach out to Bianca Victoria at [email protected] with any questions. Find the application here buff.ly/4cwVnG3#Voices… #AI4Health #applytoday

Tomorrow! Join CPH's Irene Chen at NIH U.S. National Science Foundation webinar Sept. 4-5 on AI and menopause. Early start for those in CA (6 AM-3 PM PT), though panel by Irene and others on equity, AI and women's health 8:45-9:30 Registration and info here: buff.ly/3ATQfhS

UCSF and Cal colleagues: Mark you calendars for Sept. 17 4-5 pm to hear Bin Yu deliver the year's first CPH seminar on y increasing predictability, computability and stability in the health data science life cycle. Via Zoom: Register here! buff.ly/4g5VdIs

Now: Irene Chen and colleagues at NIH U.S. National Science Foundation webinar on AI and menopause. (8:45-9:30 PT) Registration and info here: buff.ly/3ATQfhS

UCSF and Berkeley faculty working at the intersection of the computational and health sciences now invited to apply to the CPH AGG! We are a dynamic community advancing computational research to transform health care practice, policy and equity--join us!! buff.ly/4g83ewG

Summer recap (ICYMI): @reza_abbassi and colleagues bring diagnosis home to patients, using AI and short videos from smartphones or other handheld devices to assess severity of Parkinson's Disease symptoms. Read UC San Francisco News about it here: buff.ly/47cLxIl UCSF Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute