As part of the AIM-AHEAD.net content refresh, the AIM-AHEAD Communications Hub collaborated with program leadership across multiple AIM-AHEAD Collaborative Training Programs to update their respective webpages, highlighting the accomplishments, outcomes, and impact of recent trainee cohorts.
Dr. Huang, an Assistant Professor of University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, will discuss the critical role of building an integrated ecosystem for medical imaging and demonstrate how AI can assist pathologists to enhance diagnostic accuracy and efficiency through multiple AI algorithm development efforts.
Find out more about how AIM-AHEAD CLINAQ Program participants Kalyani Narra (MD) and Dhruvangi Sharma (PhD) are advancing healthcare through AI/ML-driven research.
Register now to attend the coding session two, where Dr. Gordon Gao from Johns Hopkins University will explore practical, AI-assisted approaches to research, innovation, and problem-solving.
This dedicated office hour is designed to help AIM-AHEAD researchers and collaborators make the most of the AADB Data Bridge and MedStar’s pre-curated and custom-curated EHR datasets.
Attendees gathered for the 2026 AIM-AHEAD Annual Meeting, held July 6–9 in San Diego, California, for three days of networking, collaboration, and discussions on the future of artificial intelligence in biomedical research and healthcare.
This dedicated office hour is designed to help AIM-AHEAD researchers and collaborators make the most of the AADB Data Bridge and MedStar’s pre-curated and custom-curated EHR datasets.
Join our monthly webinar, where attendees can ask questions and get guidance on how to effectively use and navigate the AIM-AHEAD Connect platform. This session includes a demonstration of personalized connect tools.
Register now to attend the first of two coding sessions where Dr. Gordon Gao from Johns Hopkins University will explore practical, AI-assisted approaches to research, innovation, and problem-solving.