AIM-AHEAD Training and Fellowship Programs Showcase Innovative Research at Poster Session I

Poster Session I, held on Tuesday, July 8, in the Garden Court of the Dallas Renaissance Addison Hotel, was a key feature of the 2025 AIM-AHEAD Annual Meeting. Attendees and judges explored 99 research posters representing 6 AIM-AHEAD Training and Fellowship Programs, showcasing how artificial intelligence is being applied in biomedical and public health contexts.

Poster Session I featured posters from the following programs:

The event offered an opportunity to hear presentations from early-career researchers and engage in conversation around emerging methods, tools, and data strategies. Poster Sessions I & II, held in the Garden Court of the Renaissance Addison Dallas Hotel from July 8-9, were a true highlight of the 2025 AIM-AHEAD Annual Meeting, with over 200 total posters presented across both days by AIM-AHEAD awardees, fellows, trainees, and staff from across the United States and U.S. Territories.

Photo Gallery Captions:

[Top Left] A trainee from the AIM-AHEAD Bridge2AI AI-READI Training Program (left) presents research findings to Dr. Peter McGarvey, AIM-AHEAD Data Science Training Core Co-I/Site Lead (right), during Poster Session I at the 2025 AIM-AHEAD Annual Meeting.

[Top Right] An AIM-AHEAD All of Us Training Program Cohort 2 trainee from University of Puerto Rico participates in the highly-anticipated poster session presentations held on Day 1 of the conference.

[Bottom Left] AIM-AHEAD ScHARe Training Program trainees from The University of Texas at Austin (right) and University of Hawaii at Manoa (left) exhibit their enthusiasm and noteworthy research during Poster Session I, in which their project was selected as the top poster for their program as part of the 2025 Annual Meeting Poster Contest.

[Bottom Right] Trainees from Cohort 2 of the AIM-AHEAD & NCATS Training Program pose with their team’s poster during the first conference poster session.

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