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COVID-19: AI and Engineering for Healthcare Crises: Rapid Response Strategies for Covid-19

Nury Moreira
As we are a few weeks away from our first webinar about AI and Engineering for Healthcare Crises: Rapid Response Strategies for Covid-19, there is a central role for the engineering community to come together to support science, government and public/social institutions. 


As an engineering community, we would be keen to find out if: 
  1.      Do you yourselves have solutions either tactically for now, or longer term for after the crisis is over? 

  •      What are your ideas? These could be inventions that need financing or deploying quickly or policies that you think governments need to     implement. 

  •      Are there any anecdotes on the ground that you think will be useful for our community to hear about? 

  •      What questions do you have that you would like discussed over IET webinars?



May this global crisis inspire us all to reach out and discover how our shared experience and understanding can benefit all our communities.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts and any experiences you may have on this?

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    My name is Ronjon Nag, and have academic and entrepreneurial activities in artificial intelligence, drug discovery, wearables. I invent, invest and inform at the R42 Institute in such areas, and also teach AI for healthcare at Stanford University. I live in Palo Alto, California.


    I will be giving a lecture on this topic and providing my own experiences on applying artificial intelligence and engineering to current healthcare problems. Will explain the latest artificial intelliegnce techniques, and how some methodologies have been able to accelerate solutions to illness.


    It looks like we will have hundreds of people attending and I would love to hear from you:


    1. If you have a great project that you think the community would love to hear about, please post here or send to me and will see if we can use it in the lecture to give it more airtime.  It could be a new technology, or a new way top deploy or finance a new idea quickly.


    2. Additionally if you have ideas what the IET should do, with its incredibly bright community, post lecture, send to me also,


    3. If you have questions that would like to be addressed during discussion or the lecture, please also post or send.


    Best


    Ronjon


    Ronjon Nag PhD (Cambridge), MS (MIT), BSc (Birmingham), FIET, CEng

    www.linkedin.com/in/ronjonnag
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  • Former Community Member
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    My name is Ronjon Nag, and have academic and entrepreneurial activities in artificial intelligence, drug discovery, wearables. I invent, invest and inform at the R42 Institute in such areas, and also teach AI for healthcare at Stanford University. I live in Palo Alto, California.


    I will be giving a lecture on this topic and providing my own experiences on applying artificial intelligence and engineering to current healthcare problems. Will explain the latest artificial intelliegnce techniques, and how some methodologies have been able to accelerate solutions to illness.


    It looks like we will have hundreds of people attending and I would love to hear from you:


    1. If you have a great project that you think the community would love to hear about, please post here or send to me and will see if we can use it in the lecture to give it more airtime.  It could be a new technology, or a new way top deploy or finance a new idea quickly.


    2. Additionally if you have ideas what the IET should do, with its incredibly bright community, post lecture, send to me also,


    3. If you have questions that would like to be addressed during discussion or the lecture, please also post or send.


    Best


    Ronjon


    Ronjon Nag PhD (Cambridge), MS (MIT), BSc (Birmingham), FIET, CEng

    www.linkedin.com/in/ronjonnag
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