Welcome and opening remarks

Wendy Nilsen, NSF & Dana Wolff-Hughes, NIH

Karen Marrongelle, PhD, Chief Science Officer, National Science Foundation   

Carolyn Mazure, PhD, Yale University, Chair of the White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research 

Janine Austin Clayton, M.D., FARVO, NIH Associate Director for Research on Women’s Health

Panel: Women’s Health and AI: The Women’s Health Gap, Current Questions, and AI approaches 

Judy Regensteiner, PhD, University of Colorado 

Noémie Elhadad, PhD, Columbia University 

Panel: Partnering to Disentangle Aging and Menopause 

Amarda Shehu, PhD, George Mason University

Kerrie Moreau, PhD, University of Colorado

Moderator: Kim Templeton, MD, University of Kansas

Panel: Ethics and Equity in Women’s Health and AI 

Irene Chen, PhD, UC Berkeley and UCSF

Ellen Clayton, JD, MD, Vanderbilt University

Fay Cobb Payton, PhD, Rutgers University - Newark

Moderator: Adrienne Pichon, MPH, Columbia University

Synthesis and setting up for the afternoon

Panel: Enhancing Menopause Research with Patient-Centered Participatory Research and Human-Centered Computing

Natalie Benda, PhD, Columbia University

Katie Siek, PhD, Indiana University

Orson Xu, PhD, MIT

Moderator: Pooja Desai, MA, Columbia University

Panel: Datasets: Potential and Challenges 

The SWAN Study: Rebecca Thurston, PhD, University of Pittsburgh

OHDSI: Patrick Ryan, PhD, J&J

All of Us: Andrea Ramirez, MD, MS, NIH

Online communities: Rebecca Hwa, PhD, The George Washington University

Moderator: Harry Reyes Nieva, MPhil, Columbia University

Wrap up Day 1, Prep for Day 2