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What is the future of AI in health care?

The future of artificial intelligence (AI) is fascinating at best, and dangerous at worst. Experts from the Department of Biostatistics and Health Data Science at IU School of Medicine and the Regenstrief Institute recently gathered for the 3rd annual Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Innovation Conference, “Moving from Reactive to Proactive,” to share the latest research, uses and potential of AI.

Lisa Gill | May 30, 2023

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Tables full of participants at the AI conference

Cardiovascular Institute director leads groundbreaking advancements in imaging to prevent heart attacks

Cardiovascular Institute Director Subha Raman, MD, is a collaborative leader who is not only a nationally recognized expert in the field of cardiovascular imaging but

Laura Gates | Feb 24, 2023

Surgical team tests wearable sensors to measure teamwork in simulation exercise.

IU Medicine and Purdue use AHRQ grant to explore how wearable sensors can enhance surgical team performance

Investigators from Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Surgery in Indianapolis and Purdue University School of Industrial Engineering at West Lafayette are researching how

Angie Antonopoulos | Jul 08, 2022

Understanding bias in medical imaging AI

Experts at Indiana University participated in a nationwide effort to develop artificial intelligence (AI) technology that can accurately identify self-reported race through medical images.

Sonder Collins | May 16, 2022

Data Privacy Day: A message from the Chief Privacy Officer about protecting data at IU

Data Privacy Day is an international effort to empower individuals and businesses to respect privacy, safeguard data and enable trust. At IU, we monitor data

More than just 1s and 0s: IT staff keeps school community connected during COVID-19

As so many throughout the school’s nine campuses provide support and leadership during this unprecedented time, one team has enabled thousands to remain connected.

Sonder Collins | Jun 10, 2020

Screen capture of Virtual Human Dissector

Evaluating Virtual Dissector Technology in Anatomy

By Jonah Persinger, Stacey Dunham, & Polly Husmann Introduction In anatomy education, traditional laboratory methods such as the use of atlases, prosected cadavers, and models

Polly Husmann | Feb 10, 2020

Office of Technology Affairs continues momentum

When I joined the School of Medicine as the inaugural chief information officer early last year, I hit the ground running to identify and assess

Rob Lowden | Jan 22, 2020

Possible ICRME guest speaker collaboration could lead to improve regenerative technology gains

The Indiana Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering at Indiana University School of Medicine led by director Chandan Sen, PhD, is leading in the field

Marco Gutierrez | Aug 21, 2019

Ekser receives prestigious American Society of Transplant Surgeons (ASTS) grant

Burcin Ekser, MD, PhD, recently earned a grant to support groundbreaking research in the development of advanced 3-D bioprinted human liver models. A transplant surgeon

Christine Drury | Aug 12, 2019