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pandemics
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The Role of AI in the Post-Pandemic Era

In this webinar,  we will bring together panelists with a diverse range of expertise in AI and data science to collectively think on how we can continue to move through, and forward, in the COVID-19 crisis. Experts will reflect on how they foresee their own field of work changing, discuss the obstacles that lie ahead and comment on the partnerships and investments needed to effectively and meaningfully leverage AI for good beyond the pandemic.

pandemics
tech and health
pandemics
tech and health

Closing the Data Gap: Novel Approaches for Data Use in the COVID-19 Response

Understanding the importance of data for informing decision-making, this webinar will bring together data scientists and policy experts to discuss opportunities and challenges to meet this urgent need. Panelists will reflect on novel approaches for acquiring data; discuss the ethical and regulatory implications of their use and dive into recommendations on how to overcome ongoing barriers to data collection during COVID-19.
pandemics
tech and health
pandemics
tech and health

AI Chatbots in the COVID-19 Response: Opportunities and Challenges

In this webinar, we bring together digital health experts from across sectors to address some of the most critical questions surrounding the use of chatbots as a public health tool. Panelists will discuss why chatbots can play a critical role in the COVID-19 response, especially in low resource settings; explore the shortcomings to using these tools and ways to overcome them; and share the next steps to maximizing the potential of chatbots and mitigating harm.
pandemics
tech and health
pandemics
tech and health

Can imaged-based AI meaningfully impact COVID-19 response in low resource settings?

By bringing together experts in the field of radiology and beyond, this webinar will explore the opportunities and challenges for the use of imaged-based AI tools in the COVID-19 response. Panelists will discuss the broader context for the application of these tools; explore how they are being developed and evaluated; and identify what steps need to be taken to maximize the potential of image-based AI while mitigating the risks.
climate change
climate change
pandemics
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pandemics
tech and health

pandemics
tech and health
pandemics
tech and health

‘New’ AI solutions in the COVID-19 response: Getting an idea off the ground during a pandemic

This webinar will bring together innovators from low and middle income countries who are creating AI solutions that specifically address COVID-related challenges. Entrepreneurs will discuss how they transitioned creative ideas to tangible output; highlight the ways the innovation ecosystem has changed in the midst of the pandemic; and reflect on why local ideas can sometimes be the most impactful ones.
pandemics
tech and health
pandemics
tech and health

Data Mining Large Internet Networks to Predict COVID-19 Hotspots

By bringing together experts in artificial intelligence and health, this webinar will explore ways that data mining of Internet-based networks can be leveraged to predict COVID-19 hotspots; how we can overcome structural and political barriers to timely reporting and dissemination; and what partnerships are needed to reap the benefits of these tools globally.
climate change
climate change

Climate Change and Global Health Seminar: Jesse Keenan

Please join us for an exciting seminar with Dr. Jesse Keenan from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Dr. Keenan will speak on, “Climate Gentrification: Rethinking Vulnerability and Resilience.” This lecture covers recently published theoretical and empirical research defining a theory of “Climate Gentrification.” Through this theory of economic behavior, the lecture seeks to unpack assumptions framing our understanding vulnerability and community resilience. With greater analytical discipline in resilience and adaptation, stakeholders can begin to identify the trade-offs that shape a variety of interventions and policies, including those relating to housing, transportation, and public health.
pandemics
tech and health
pandemics
tech and health