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Exhibition

For the end of our Summer School, we offer participants from all backgrounds to present their own work, studies, or company to the community. Here is the list of the talks:

Josephine Lamp
GlucoSynth: Generating Differentially-Private Synthetic Glucose Traces

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Sherif Gonem
Dynamic early warning scores to predict clinical deterioration in respiratory hospital patients

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LinkedIn

Kenneth Lui
Medical AI opportunities and lesson learnt in a public healthcare organization

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LinkedIn

Kexin Xu
Predicting Biological Age Using DNA Methylation & Metabolites

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LinkedIn

Varsha Kesavan
Generative Restoration for Motion Correction in Retrospective Free-Breathing Cardiac MRI

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LinkedIn

Nick Rucks
An Explainable Deep Learning Approach for Mortality Prediction in Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation

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LinkedIn

Artsiom Hramyka
Follicle profile dynamics in assisted conception: an explainable AI model

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LinkedIn

Alexander Janssen
Learning latent effects to optimize vancomycin treatment in the critically-ill

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LinkedIn

Abder-Rahman Ali
Self-supervised Learning for Liver Ultrasound Imaging

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LinkedIn
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Iman Deznabi
MultiWave: Multiresolution Deep Architectures through Wavelet Decomposition for Multivariate Time Series Prediction

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LinkedIn

Luigi A. Moretti
Integrating Affective Computing into Treatment Pathways for Anxiety Disorders

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LinkedIn
Website

Vincent Holstein
Remote monitoring of depression severity

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Maximilian Hildebrandt
Large-Scale Systematic Evaluation of Blood Glucose Forecasting Algorithms in Diabetes Mellitus

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LinkedIn
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Aman Sinha
Modeling Irregularly Sampled Time Series without Imputation

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LinkedIn

Gauranga Kumar Baishya & Mehak Singal
Multimodal Single Cell Integration

Email Gauranga
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Email Mehak

Abdulwhhab Abu Alamrain
Personal Experience in Medical Research: Obstacles and Opportunities

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LinkedIn

Jolanta Mozyrska
Cardiac anatomy modelling with Latent Diffusion Models

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Belona Sonna
Formal XAI and fairness in AI-based decision making

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Crina Samarghitean
Digital Twins in Healthcare

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Maurizio Sessa
Machine learning-driven development of a disease risk score for COVID-19 hospitalization and mortality: A Swedish and Norwegian register-based study

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Sudarshan Sreeram
Accelerating on-device medical imaging using compressed deep learning models

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LinkedIn

Shery Huang & Marzia Calcagno
3D printing & neural network co-modelling (3PNN) for Physically-Informed and Interpretable ML

Email Shery
Email Marzia

Lora Frayling
Sharing privacy-preserving synthetic data to support healthcare research

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LinkedIn
Website Simulacrum
Website HDI

Aya El Mir
Bias in Medical Imaging; Case Study predicting gender from ChestXrays and Shortcut learning

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LinkedIn

Mohamed Ragab Mohamed Adam
Source-free domain adaptation via Temporal Imputation for Time Series Data

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Evgeny Galimov
Comparative effectiveness of sotrovimab versus no treatment in non-hospitalised high-risk patients with COVID-19 in England: a retrospective cohort study using the Discover-Now database

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