From cancer to the opioid crisis, policymakers and rank-and-file employees at federal agencies are on the front lines of efforts to overcome the challenges to improve healthcare and transform the next generation of AI.
Join NVIDIA on Oct. 22-24 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center at the GPU Technology Conference, the largest AI event in Washington, D.C. Learn about the latest healthcare innovations and applications for the federal market. Key leaders will discuss how AI can help solve the industry’s most pressing issues.
Topics include applying deep learning to cancer and biomedical research, addressing the opioid crisis with exascale genomics, and using synthetic data to revolutionize healthcare. Hear from keynote speakers Ian Buck of NVIDIA and Suzette Kent of the U.S. Federal Government.
Notable healthcare speakers include:
- Daniel Jacobson, chief scientist for systems biology at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, who will talk about how Summit, the world’s fastest supercomputer, is being used to attack the opioid epidemic.
- Elliot Fishman, professor of Radiology, Oncology, Surgery and Urology from Johns Hopkins Hospital, who will talk about the two-year journey to develop deep learning algorithms for the detection of pancreatic cancer on CT scans.
- Faisal Mahmood, a postdoctoral fellow from Johns Hopkins University, who will talk about how a new generation of AI-generated images can accelerate efforts to train sophisticated new medical imaging systems.
Looking to build skills with practical applications of AI? NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Institute will be hosting an exclusive hands-on training workshop on Oct. 22. focused on solving the world’s most challenging problems in government, defense, healthcare, and more.
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