The Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, as part of the NSF Track-2 project on "Multi-Scale Integrative Approach to Digital Health: Collaborative Research and Education in Smart Health in West Virginia and Arkansas," will hold a two-day virtual workshop on AI and Data Science in Smart Health July 22-23.
Workshop participants will have the opportunity to interact with leading and rising experts in artificial intelligence and digital health and are expected to learn more about the key challenges in smart health, how techniques from data science and machine learning are being used to address these problems and the future directions in this area.
The workshop is free and open to faculty and students. Limited spots available.