Women in Data Science Virtual Conference
Join us for Lane Medical Library’s sixth annual Women in Data Science (WiDS) regional event. This year’s half-day virtual conference will focus on the topic of Artificial Intelligence and Health Equity.
WiDS Stanford @ Lane Medical Library is independently organized by Lane Library to be part of the mission to increase the participation of women in data science and to feature outstanding women doing outstanding work. You can explore all of the Women in Data Science events worldwide on the WiDS website.
Register today to save the date! Registration is free and open to the Stanford Medicine community and beyond.
Women in Data Science Virtual Conference
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
9:00 AM – 12:30 PM PST
Featured Speakers:
We have an exciting line-up of speakers this year! The event will include two keynote speakers and a panel discussion. The full agenda is coming soon.
Keynote Speaker:
Panelists:
Conference Agenda
AGENDA | |
9:00AM | WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS Colleen Cuddy, Director of Research & Academic Collaboration, Lane Medical Library |
9:10AM | OPENING KEYNOTE Responsible AI in Healthcare in the Age of Generative AI Eileen Koski, MPhil, FAMIA Program Director, Health Data & Insights@ IBM Research |
9:55AM | BREAK |
10:00AM | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HEALTH EQUITY PANEL DISCUSSION Panel Moderator: Boglarka Huddleston, Manager, Research & Instruction, Lane Medical Library Panelists: Irene Y Chen, PhD, Assistant Professor @ UC Berkeley and UCSF’s Computational Precision Health Program Nishita Kothary, MD, FSIR, Professor, Interventional Radiology; Medical Director, SHC Supply Chain, @ Stanford School of Medicine Nicole Thomasian, MD, MPP, Resident Physician in Anesthesiology @ Weill Cornell Medical Center-New York Presbyterian Hospital (Well Cornell Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Hospital Alaa Youssef, PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow, Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging |
11:00AM | BREAK |
11:05AM | CLOSING KEYNOTE De-coding Existing Gaps in the Adoption of HealthCare Technology by End-Users – What? Why? and How? Rubina Fatima Rizvi, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, University of Minnesota; Integration Lead, Digital Technology Innovation Unit; Center for Learning; Health System Sciences, University of Minnesota |
11:50AM | CLOSING REMARKS Colleen Cuddy, Director of Research & Academic Collaboration, Lane Medical Library |
12:00PM | END OF SESSION |
Join Lane Medical Library for this exciting virtual conference on April 24!