The overarching theme is lung diseases. Within this context, participants explore how diagnosis and treatment can be improved using data science and AI. The week kicked off with a welcome by Peter Van Ooijen, followed by an introduction on AI in Biomedical Sciences by Elena Sügis and a presentation by Mirjam Plantinga on Ethical, Legal and Social Issues of AI in Health.
Furthermore, the participants attended interesting presentations by Esther Metting, Maaike de Vries and Kerstin Bunte, among others, and got to work with the Machine Learning Canvas under the guidance of Peter van Ooijen. The evenings are filled with a social programme, where this Wednesday the AI Escape Room of Hendrik Erenstein was played.
Tomorrow, the summer school will conclude with an interactive session 'The Future of AI in Medicine' chaired by Bart Scheerder, the final presentations, an interactive panel discussion and a networking event in cooperation with Novartis, Oro Muscles, Reperio, Researchable and Syntho.
The Summer School 'Data Science and AI in Health' is organised in cooperation with one or more local partners, such as PACE Innovation & Connected Care (UMCG), Centre for Information and Technology - Data Science (UoG) and dHealth Lab and one or more commercial partners.
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