【玉山學者AI系列講座】5/28(二) 10:30-12:005 芝加哥大學教授Andrey Rzhetsky【Using AI for dissecting complex human disease】歡迎師生踴躍報名參加
YuShan Scholar Lecture Series—Ai in Life Science
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5月28日(星期二)邀請芝加哥大學 Prof. Andrey Rzhetsky 線上演講 「Using AI for dissecting complex human disease 使用AI剖析複雜的人類疾病」。
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【時 間 Date】:05月28日(週二) 10:30~12:00
【講 題Topic】:Using AI for dissecting complex human disease
【講 者Speaker】:Andrey Rzhetsky (Professor of Department of Medicine, University of Chicago)
【地 點Venus】:光復校區國際會議廳 (線上講座)
【報 到 Check-in】:10:00~10:30
【演 講 Speech】:10:30~11:30
【問與答Q&A】:11:30~12:00 (提供午餐)
【報 名 Sign up】AI in Life Sciences 系列講座 (https://forms.gle/
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講者簡介/CV:Andrey Rzhetsky is an Edna K. Papazian Professor of Medicine and Human Genetics at the University of Chicago. He is also a Pritzker Scholar, and a Senior Fellow at the Institute for Genomics and Systems Biology at the University of Chicago. His research is focused on computational dissection of etiology of complex human diseases.
演講摘要 Abstract:I will cover a collection of interrelated topics in dissection of etiology of complex human diseases, as seen through lens of large-scale medical data analysis. Individual studies that I will cover focus on mosaic of genetic, environmental, and genetic—environmental interaction factors. The studies relied on massive medical records from US, Sweden, Denmark, and Japan, and a battery of modeling approaches.
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5/28(二) 10:30-12:00 |
Using AI for dissecting complex human disease |
Andrey Rzhetsky Professor of Department of Medicine, University of Chicago |
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