Tomorrow’s health today: AI and data science explained

Discover how AI and data science are transforming health care with experts from the UKHSA and the University of Cambridge

Join us for this informative event, part of the Cambridge Festival, organised by Cambridge Public Health in collaboration with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

The event aims to demystify the uses of artificial intelligence and data science in health care offering a better understanding of how these innovations are being used in public health systems, the opportunities they create, and the challenges they present.

Experts from the UK Health Security Agency and the University of Cambridge will share insights into how AI and data science are shaping the future of health care, with real world applications in early disease screening, monitoring disease outbreaks and prevention. Find out how these advancements could impact your health and the health care you receive.

Speakers:

• Professor Steven Riley – Lead of the Data, Analytics and Surveillance group, UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA)
• Professor Daniela De Angelis – Professor of Statistical Science for Health, Department of Primary Care and Public Health, University of Cambridge
• Professor Raj Jena – Professor of AI in Radiation Oncology based at the University of Cambridge Department of Oncology and Cambridge University Hospitals.
• Professor Houyuan Jiang – Professor of Management Science, NHS and OHID Honorary Non-Medical Consultant
• Dr Paul Kirk – Programme lead in the Biostatistical Machine Learning theme, MRC Biostatistics Unit
• Professor Angela Wood – Professor of Health Data Science, Department of Public Health and Primary Care

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