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The 2025 Pathology Informatics Summit continues its tradition of assembling the top thought leaders in clinical laboratory and anatomic pathology informatics. The Pathology Informatics Conference topics will include exciting and innovative informatics sessions in the following fields: Laboratory Medicine, Anatomic Pathology, Digital Imaging and Machine Vision, Molecular/Genomics, Operations, Education, AI/Machine Learning, Regulatory Issues, and many more! Without question, PI Summit 2025 will b...

At the 41st Annual Research Day, you will hear about the latest findings from research under way at the University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center. Kellogg fellows, postdocs, medical students, and residents will present papers based on their most recent clinical and basic science research. A brief question and answer session will follow each presentation.

Pediatric and comprehensive ophthalmologists encounter various challenges in diagnosing and treating pediatric eye conditions and complicated adult strabismus. This activity aims to enhance the competence of by emphasizing the integration of current and emerging technologies into care plans and utilizing lecture, panel discussions, and case-based learning approaches. Topics will include managing complex strabismus cases, resolving diagnostic challenges related to anterior segment disorders, and...

Attend this activity to learn to apply the best evidence based practices in their routine work in the ED.

Join us for our fifth Safer Prescribing Series Webinar, where we will discuss effective conversations about opioid tapering and deprescribing and explore the different options for these interventions in the emergency department and outpatient clinics.

The Treating Substance Use in Collaborative Care Settings training is designed for practices that have completed the Implementing Collaborative Care (“Base Training”). The training is intended to help the medical provider, psychiatric consultant, behavioral health care manager, and other practice team members gain the foundational knowledge and skills to treat substance use disorders using the Collaborative Care Model.

This virtual event will present trends in data for HIV, HCV, and syphilis across a variety of communities.

The Data and AI Intensive Research with Rigor and Reproducibility (DAIR3) program includes weeklong bootcamps in the summer that focus on ethical issues in biomedical data science; data management, representation, and sharing; rigorous analytical design; the design and reporting of AI models; generative AI; reproducible workflow; and assessing findings across studies. Additionally, the bootcamp also includes grant writing sessions and research collaboration discussions.

The Charles J. Krause Lectureship aims to further the understanding of research advances in otolaryngology, involving both basic science issues and clinical medicine.

The Biomedical Summer Academy will introduce participants to key concepts of data science and artificial intelligence, showing how they can be leveraged in biomedical research and incorporated into grant proposals. Previous course topics have included introductions to Python programming, machine learning techniques, and use-case examples.