Events

The Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine and College of Engineering of Nanyang Technological University, together with National Healthcare Group, welcome you to the inaugural International Conference on AI in Medicine. The three-day onsite event brings together top researchers and academics from diverse disciplines of medicine, engineering, and social sciences, as well as industry partners from all over the world to share the latest developments and research on AI in Medicine.

The meeting will be led by top professionals whose expertise is in the discovery and use of molecular data to improve health. More than 80 international experts will lead parallel sessions in the following tracks:

Track 1. Medical Genetics Track: cancer genetics, genetics of rare diseases, cardiovascular and other chronic disease genetics, longevity genetics,
pharmacogenetics, and implementation of genetics in clinical practice.

Track 2. Detection Track: biobanking, biomarkers in disease detection, molecular PRS (polygenic risk scoring), molecular insight into chronic disease
screening policies, including genetic germline screening in different phases of life.

Track 3. Therapeutics Track: transitioning from a “one size fits all” therapeutics model to a model that is individualized based upon actionable molecular events detected in tissue and/or circulating space. In this track we will discuss the implementation of proven biological drivers and their molecular-driven treatments.

The conference is thus geared towards translational biologists, geneticists, genetic counsellors, bioinformaticians, statisticians, and clinicians of all medical fields with an emphasis on cancer sciences. Professionals in these fields are encouraged to register for this unique event.

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Amidst a global pandemic, a growing burden of chronic diseases and widening fiscal deficits affecting developing and developed countries alike – the need for precision public health has never been greater. Public health agencies and practitioners simply must do better and do more with less. Data and technology drive innovation and hold the potential for us to radically transform the way we think about and deliver public health to the communities we serve.

The conference will explore current and future strategies related to precision public health, covering genomics, population health, digital health, big data and artificial intelligence – and how they can benefit public health in the developed and developing worlds.

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The Executive Certificate Programme in Clinical Genomics is organised by SingHealth Duke-NUS Genomic Medicine Centre (SD GMC) in partnership with the
Centre for Lifelong Learning at Duke-NUS Medical School.

The aim of this course is to train a pool of skilled professionals (physicians/life science graduates/nurses and other allied health staff) in genetic counselling to
meet the anticipated demand for genetic counselling in clinical practice.

Please refer to the attached poster for more information.