NATHAN D. PRICE, PhD

“Molecular Reflections of Health and Disease from Longitudinal Deep Phenotyping Across Thousands of People”

Professor and Co-Director | Hood-Price Integrated Lab for Systems Biology

Affiliate Professor | University of Washington

Abstract | Recording

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CHAD BOUTON, PhD

“Restoring Movement and Tactile Sensation Through a Bidirectional Neural Bypass”

Professor and Director, Neural Bypass and Brain-Computer Interface Laboratory, Institute for Bioelectronic Medicine Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research

Vice President, Advanced Engineering | Northwell Health

Abstract | Recording

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DOMATILLA DEL VECCHIO, PhD

“Context-Aware Synthetic Biology by Controller Design”

Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering | Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

DOUGLAS A. LAUFFENBERGER, PhD

“Cross-Species Translation of Biological Information via Computational Systems Modeling Frameworks“

Ford Professor of Biological Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Biology | Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

Abstract| Recording

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ALEKSANDAR MILOSAVLJEVIC, PhD

“Allele-specific Stochasticity of the Epigenome”

Henry and Emma Meyer Professor in Molecular Genetics| Baylor College of Medicine

Abstract | Recording

DR. QI LIU

“Model‐Informed Drug Development: Past, Present, and Future”

Center for Drug Evaluation and Research | U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Abstract | Recording

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SCOTT LEMPKA, PhD

“Computational Modeling of Spinal Cord Stimulation for Pain”

Assistant Professor, Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Anesthesiology

University of Michigan

Abstract| Recording

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SIMON WING

Principal Professional Staff Physicist

JHU Applied Physics Laboratory

CARL KINGSFORD
Professor of Computational Biology

Carnegie Mellon University

CASEY OVERBY TAYLOR
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

“Accelerating Clinical Decision Support for Data-Driven Personal Guidance”

ROSE FAGHIH
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Houston

“Wearable-Machine Interface Architectures for Neurocognitive Stress”

STEVEN NIEDERER
Lecturer & Research Fellow
King’s College London

“Applying Cardiac Modelling to Study Drugs, Devices and Diagnosis”

MONA SINGH
Professor of Computer Science
Princeton University & School of Medicine

“Interaction-Based Methods to Uncover Cancer Genes”

SMITA KRISHNASWAMY
Assistant Professor of Genetics and Computer Science
Yale University & School of Medicine

“Manifold Learning Yields Insight into Cellular State Space under Complex Experimental Conditions”

GREGORY QUIROZ
Senior Scientist
JHU Applied Physics Laboratory

“Quantum Computation: An Outlook on Potential Near-Term Applications in the Field of Computational Medicine”

RA’ID AWADALLAH
Professional Principal Staff
JHU Applied Physics Laboratory

“Sub-Wavelength Microwave Focusing for Neural Ablation”

BIRGIT SCHOEBERL
Global Head of Modeling and Simulation, PK Sciences
Novartis

“Quantitative Drug Discovery – Opportunities for Modeling and Simulation in the Age of Machine Learning”

THOMAS HUND
Associate Director, Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute
Professor, Departments of Biomedical Engineering & Internal Medicine
Ohio State University

“Defining Novel Mechanisms for Regulation of Cardiac Excitability”

RENÉ VIDAL
Director, Mathematical Institute for Data Science
The Herschel Seder Professor of Biomedical Engineering

“Blood Cell Reconstruction, Detection, Counting and Classification in Holographic Images”

RAIMOND WINSLOW
Director, Institute for Computational Medicine
The Raj and Neera Singh Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Johns Hopkins University

“Arrhythmias, Chance, and Models”

DAVID CHRISTINI
Professor of Medicine, Physiology and Biophysics
Weill Cornell Medical College

“Designing Intact Cardiac Cell Electrophysiological Protocols for the Development of More Robust Computational Models”

KATHERINE HELLER
Assistant Professor of Statistical Science
Duke University

“Machine Learning in Health Care”

TAY NETOFF
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering
University of Minnesota

“Optimization of Neural Stimulation for Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease and Epilepsy”

ELAINE NSOESIE
Assistant Professor of Global Health, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
University of Washington

“Using Machine Learning to Address Problems in Public Health”

ALISON HILL
Principal Investigator, Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, Harvard University
University of Minnesota

“Model-based Optimization of Antiretroviral Therapy for HIV Treatment and Prevention”

JEREMIAS SULAM
Postdoctoral Fellow, Computer Science Department
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

“From Shallow and Local to Deep and Convolutional Sparse Modeling”

QING QU
PhD Candidate, Electrical Engineering and Data Science Institute
Columbia University

“Nonconvex Recovery of Low-Complexity Models”

ARISTEIDIS SOTIRAS
Research Associate, Center for Biomedical Image Computing and Analytics
University of Pennsylvania

“Advancing Big Neuroimaging Data Analysis for Precision Diagnostics”

PRATIK CHAUDHARI
PhD Candidate, Computer Science
University of California, Los Angeles

“A Picture of the Energy Landscape of Deep Neural Network”

DANIELLE BASSETT
Faculty Fellow and Associate Professor of Bioengineering
University of Pennsylvania

“Implications of Brain Network Architecture for Intrinsic and Exogenous Control”

ALISON HILL
Principal Investigator
Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, Harvard University

“Countdown to a Cure? Mathematical Approaches to Designing Better HIV Treatments”

JESSYE TALLEY
Lecturer
Morgan State University

“A Food Vector-Borne Contamination Model”

ELANA FERTIG
Assistant Professor of Oncology
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

“Integrated Time-Course Omics Analysis Distinguishes Immediate Therapeutic Response from Acquired Resistance”

VAN WEDEEN
Associate Professor of Radiology
Harvard Medical School

“Uncovering the Physical and Mathematical Principles of the Heart and the Brain with Diffusion MRI”

NATHAN CRONE
Professor of Neurology
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

“Studies of Brain and Behavior in Epilepsy”

ARUP K. CHAKRABORTY
Founding Director
Institute for Medical Engineering and Science, MIT

“How to Hit HIV Where it Hurts”