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CCAIM’s Inaugural Event – Webinar Agenda

Here is the full rundown of speakers, talks and timings for our free inaugural event, New Horizons for Machine Learning in Medicine, which starts at 2pm (GMT) on Friday 22 January. For more general information on the event, visit our event announcement page.

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TimeSpeaker/sectionContent title
2pmWelcome
 Professor Mihaela van der Schaar
Director of Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine
New Horizons for Machine Learning in Medicine
 Professor Andres Floto
Co-Director of Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine             
CCAIM: Transforming biomedicine through AI 
3pm (approx)Dr Tony Wood
Senior Vice President, Medicinal Science & Technology, GSK
Preparing tomorrow’s AI leaders to transform drug discovery
 Dr Jim Weatherall
Vice President, Data Science & AI, R&D, AstraZeneca
Turning science into medicines: Unlocking the power of data & AI
 3.25pm (approx)Professor Andy Neely OBE
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise & Business Relations, University of Cambridge
On CCAIM’s place in the Cambridge research ecosystem
Professor Nigel Peake Head of the School of Physical Sciences, University of CambridgeBrief appreciations and acknowledgements
 Professor Patrick Maxwell
Regius Professor of Physic, Head of the Clinical School, University of Cambridge
Putting the ML revolution, and CCAIM, in historical context
 Professor Colm-Cille Patrick Caulfield Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge              To be announced
3:45pm (approx)LIVE Q&A with Mihaela van der Schaar, Andres Floto, Tony Wood and Jim Weatherall                      
4:15pm (approx)Part 2 – Student Research Showcase, featuring PhD students supervised by CCAIM faculty members 
 Introduction 
 John Bradshaw
PhD Student, University of Cambridge
“Barking up the right tree: an approach to search over molecule synthesis DAGs” – NeurIPS 2020
 Yao Zhang
PhD Student, University of Cambridge
“Robust Recursive Partitioning for Heterogeneous Treatment Effects with Uncertainty Quantification” – NeurIPS 2020
 Zhaozhi Qian
PhD Student, University of Cambridge
“When and How to Lift the Lockdown? Global COVID-19 Scenario Analysis and Policy Assessment using Compartmental Gaussian Processes” – NeurIPS2020
 Ioana Bica
PhD Student, The Alan Turing Institute
“Estimating the Effects of Continuous-valued Interventions using Generative Adversarial Networks” – NeurIPS 2020
 Jeroen Berrevoets
PhD Student, University of Cambridge 
“OrganITE: Optimal transplant donor organ offering using an individual treatment effect” – NeurIPS 2020
 Emma Rocheteau
PhD Student, University of Cambridge
“Predicting Length of Stay in the Intensive Care Unit with Temporal Pointwise Convolutional Networks” – ML4H at NeurIPS 2020
 Part 3                                               
5pm (approx)Introduction                   
 Professor Sir Tom Blundell
Professor Emeritus & Director of Research, Biochemistry Department, University of Cambridge
AI in Structural biology, Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery: Targeting Cancer, Mycobacterial Infections and Covid-19
 Dr Sarah Teichmann FMedSci FRS
Head of Cellular Genetics and Senior Group Leader, Wellcome Sanger Institute
The Human Cell Atlas – powered by AI/ML
 Dr Jem Rashbass
Executive Director: Data and Analytical Services, Data Services Directorate, NHS Digital
The opportunities and challenges of using ML/AI to transform medicine
 5:40pm
(approx)
Live Round table with Tom Blundell, Jem Rashbass, Sarah Teichmann, Andres Floto and Mihaela van der Schaar                 
6pm (approx)Close 

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