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With CoAI, UW researchers demonstrate how predictive AI can benefit patient care — even on a budget

Two masked and gloved emergency services professionals moving gurney with person prone under blanket near open door to helicopter
Photo: Mark Stone/University of Washington
Artificial intelligence tools have the potential to become as essential to medical research and patient care as centrifuges and x-ray machines. Advances in high-accuracy predictive modeling can enable providers to analyze a range of patient risk factors to facilitate better health care outcomes — from preventing the onset of complications during surgery, to assessing the risk of developing various diseases. When it comes to emergency services or critical care settings, however, the potential benefits of… Read more →
April 11, 2022

Allen School’s Gabriel Erion awarded prestigious F30 fellowship from National Institutes of Health

Gabriel Erion, an M.D.-Ph.D. student currently doing his Ph.D. research with Allen School professor Su-In Lee in the Artificial Intelligence for Medicine and Science (AIMS) Lab, has earned the prestigious Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award from the National Institutes of Health. The Kirschstein-NRSA, also known as the F30, was created to enhance research and clinical training of promising predoctoral students who are enrolled in a combined M.D.-Ph.D. training program and plan to pursue careers as… Read more →
June 16, 2020

Allen School and Madrona Venture Group highlight student and faculty innovation at 2019 Research Showcase

Professor Tim Althoff presents his research on data science for human well-being during the luncheon keynote
Every fall, the Allen School’s Industry Affiliates program hosts a research showcase to highlight the ways in which our faculty and student researchers are advancing the frontiers of computing. The day-long event features sessions devoted to various topics in computing and culminates in an open house and poster session that gives our industry partners, alumni, and friends an opportunity to learn more about the… Read more →
November 22, 2019