AR-BIC 11th Annual CONFERENCE

Thursday, February 27th – Friday, February 28th

Embassy Suites in Rogers. AR


Ayako Suzuki
Ayako Suzuki, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Gastroenterology, Duke University
Presentation title: EHR Research and In Silico Approaches to Advance Precision Medicine and Enhance Drug Safety

Ayako Suzuki
Viswanath Devanarayan
Viswanath Devanarayan, PhD

Head of Clinical Data Science, Eisai Inc. Adjunct Professor, University of Illinois Chicago
Presentation title: AI in FDA: Opportunities and Challenges

Viswanath Devanarayan
Tucker Patterson
Tucker Patterson, PhD

Director, FDA/National Center for Toxicological Research
Presentation title: AI in FDA: Opportunities and Challenges

Tucker Patterson, PhD
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Highlights:

  • 4 plenary presentations to overview transformative technologies in academia, government, and industry
  • 3 workshops to improve your capability of using generative AI in research
  • 6 breakout sessions to share specific experiences with transformative technologies
  • Cash awards for student & postdoc poster presentations ($500/$300/$200 for 1st/2nd/3rd place for each category)
  • Opportunity to publish in the conference proceedings

AR-BIC

ORGANIZED BY THE ARKANSAS BIOINFORMATICS CONSORTIUM

We are an Arkansas-centric community that facilitates communication and collaboration to leverage Arkansas expertise and resources in data sciences and bioinformatics. Established in 2014, AR-BIC began to fulfill this mission by hosting annual conferences. The themes of the meetings explored bioinformatics applications in precision medicine, agriculture, data sciences, and artificial intelligence.

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