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AI & Health Workshop

Bringing together Georgia Tech faculty researchers working in AI and health to share ongoing efforts, network, and form collaborative teams 

Co-hosted by the Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience, the Institute for Data Engineering and Science, and the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering

Monday, May 11, 2026

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 

Petit Biotechnology Building (IBB), 315 Ferst Drive NW, Suddath Seminar Room 1128 

Open to GT faculty researchers only | Register by Monday, May 4 | Space Limited 

One trainee per lab may participate by presenting a poster during the lunchtime poster session. Faculty attendees can enter their trainee’s information when registering. 

Agenda

8:00 a.m.       Check-in - Nerem Atrium 
                       Continental Breakfast - Suddath Seminar Room 1128

8:30 a.m.      Welcome Remarks - Andrés García, David Sherrill, May Dongmei Wang

Session I - AI for Bio-discovery: From Molecules to Microbial Systems
Chair: Andrés García

8:35 a.m.       "Closing the Loop from Genome to Disease to Therapeutics to Patients with AI" - Jeffrey Skolnick, Biological Sciences

8:50 a.m.       "AI-enabled Real-time Microbial Monitoring to Advance Sustainable Biomanufacturing" - Ameet Pinto, Civil and Environmental Engineering

9:05 a.m.       "AI-driven Metabolic Biomarker Discovery from High-dimensional Cellular Data" - Facundo Fernandez, Chemistry and Biochemistry

9:20 a.m.       Q&A - Discussion


Session II - AI for Population Health: Access, Optimization, and Prediction
Chair: May Dongmei Wang

9:35 a.m.        "AI for Epidemiology and Public Health" - B. Aditya Prakash, Computational Science and Engineering

9:50 a.m.        "Point-of-care Technologies for Fetal-maternal Health Monitoring" - Alex Adams, Interactive Computing

10:05 a.m.      "AI-enabled Operations Research for Health Systems" - Nicoleta Serban, Industrial and Systems Engineering

10:20 a.m.      Q&A - Discussion

10:30 a.m.      Coffee break


Session III - AI in Healthcare: Trust, Decision Making, and Impact
Chair: David Sherrill

11:00 a.m.      "Accessible Healthcare through AI-augmented Decisions (AHeAD)" - Ghassan AlRegib, Electrical and Computer Engineering

11:15 a.m.      "AI for Rural Health" - Jon Duke, Computational Science and Engineering, Interactive Computing

11:30 a.m.      "Autism and Aging: Pushing AI Beyond Snapshots in Time" - Agata Rozga, Interactive Computing

11:45 a.m.      "Translating AI for Impact in Healthcare: Challenges and Opportunities" - May Dongmei Wang, Biomedical Engineering

12:00 p.m.      Q&A - Discussion

12:15 p.m.      Poster Session and Lunch (optional trainee participation) - Nerem Atrium

1:45 p.m.       Breakout Sessions:

  • Frontier AI for Health at Scale: From Foundation Models to Real-world Decision Intelligence 
    Facilitator: May Dongmei Wang - Suddath Seminar Room 1128
  • Actionable and Trustworthy AI in Medicine: From Discovery to Real-world Impact 
    Facilitator: David Sherrill - Nerem Atrium

2:45 p.m.        Networking

3:30 p.m.       Adjourn

Co-Chairs

Andrés García - Executive Director, Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience 
David Sherrill - Executive Director, Institute for Data Science and Engineering 
May Dongmei Wang - Petit Faculty Fellow, Biomedical Engineering 

Questions

Direct inquiries to connect@ibb.gatech.edu.