You can access it here through CTV News.
It was published alongside five "projects to watch" in Canada.
His MSc Thesis won this year's CS Department "Outstanding Masters Thesis" Award!
The MSc Thesis by Animesh Kumar Paul, "Learning Models for Psychiatric Diagnosis and Prognosis" was nominated for a best MSc Thesis.
I am very fortunate to work with many immensely talented, and hard working, students... who recently surprised me (again!) by nominating me to receive a 2020 Great Supervisor Award
I am honoured... and so lucky ! Thanks!
I have weekly lab meetings with my team (UGrad/Grad Students + PostDocs) every Friday... which of course has been “from home using G’meet” over the last few weeks due to COVID-19.
With great pride, I am delighted to report that my former MSc student, Humza Haider, was awarded the Master's Thesis Award by CAIAC (the Canadian Artificial Intelligence Association) for his thesis "Individual Survival Distributions: A More Effective Tool for Survival Prediction"
https://www.caiac.ca/en/best-theses-dissertations
Well done, Humza!
Check out the article here.
My work is highlighted in the AICan Bulletin: Russ Greiner is developing machine learning models to help physicians diagnose pneumonia with ultrasound scanners.
Read the associated article: Fourteen AI research projects join the fight against COVID-19
Recently asked to summarize some of the impacts of AI to Healthcare; check out Business in Edmonton
We are beginning work to create a novel AI-based ChatBot to help guide caretakers to information relevant to children with neurodevelopmental disabilities. Check out the Folio article
Research lead by Dr Francois Bolduc
I was quoted in the April 1st National Post article
"'Filling in the missing pieces': How AI is transforming drug discovery, development and innovation"
Our team, led by outstanding PostDoctoral Fellow, Sunil Kalmadi, used Machine Learning techniques to produce a novel method that learns a model that can use a person's fMRI data to predict if s/he is a never-treated schizophrenia patient, versus a "healthy control". This result appeared in the prestigious Nature journal, npj Schizophrenia
A story on this research was aired on the German national TV show "Nano" (channel 3Sat)
(Time: 21:50)Also discussed in many other news articles, in Japanese, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Turkish, Hindi, … as well as many in English
Our team, led by outstanding PostDoctoral Fellow, Sunil Kalmady, used Machine Learning techniques to produce an important tool that uses a person's fMRI data to determine if s/he is a never-treated schizophrenia patient, versus a "healthy control". This result appeared in the prestigious Nature journal, npj Schizophrenia Check out the buzz -- in press articles from around the world
#machinelearning #artificialintelligence #uofa #amii #nimhans #schizophrenia
The UofA FoS publication "New Trail Spring" included a short article discussing our work on "Diagnose and Sometime Predict Mental Illness", in their Spring 2018 issue (17 May 2018 )
See page 30-31 in the ISSUU version:
I was fortunate to work with Mark Lewis and Yanyu Xiao on a project that showed how AI techniques could help manage invasive species... check out the article
Other articles about this:
The Star: Study shows artificial intelligence can help environmentalists combat invasive species
I was honored to give a plenary presentation at the Machine Learning for HealthCare conference August 17, 2018, on "Working with Medical Colleagues to Produce Effective Predictor Systems":
IMIA Yearbook of Medical Informatics 2018, named our paper "A DREAM Challenge to Build Prediction Models for Short-Term Discontinuation of Docetaxel in Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer" as one of the three best papers.
See announcement.
This was covered by Global TV, on Oct 30, 2018. Check out NewsReport (Su-Ling Goh).
Back in Oct 2017, I had the pleasure of chatting for over 3 hours with Ashlee Vance, the host of Bloomberg's fascinating "Hello World" video technology travelogue, when they were filming their "Hello World Canada: The Rise of AI" episode.
Great experience, working with professionals -- both interviewer, and camera crew. And even better: One of my animations made the final cut (around 30minutes in), as did my name, at the end.
Check out the pictures!
You can also view older News Items on my previous website