MARCH

Medical AI Research Collaboration Hub

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[2019/06/12] Register the MARCH events today!

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About MARCH

The Medical AI Research Collaboration Hub (MARCH) Program and Workshop Series is organized jointly by the National Center for Theoretical Sciences (NCTS), Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, USA, Department of Internal Medicine, National Taiwan University Hospital, and MOST All Vista Healthcare Sub-center. The program is supported by a broad coalition of researchers, physicians, and staff involved in healthcare and medical artificial intelligence research. These include centers within Mount Sinai (AISINAI[a], Sinai BioDesign[b], Department of Neurosurgery[c]) and the National Taiwan University (Department of Mathematics[d], NCTS [e], and the National Taiwan University Hospital System[f]).

[a]http://aisinai.org [b]http://sinaibio.design [c]https://www.mountsinai.org/neurosurgery [d]http://www.math.ntu.edu.tw/en [e]http://www.ncts.ntu.edu.tw [f]https://www.ntuh.gov.tw/en

MARCH Program

MARCH is a year-long educational and research development program aimed to guide students and researchers along medical artificial intelligence projects with real-world impact for healthcare patients and providers around the world. The program is organized around a workshop series in key topic areas to provide participants with comprehensive technical knowledge and thought leadership in the area of medical AI. Throughout the program, participant teams will form and be mentored by the organizers and invited faculty as they develop their project. Participants will have access to a broad range of resources provided by our sponsor and organizing institutions, including events held both in Taiwan and the United States.

Our goal is to provide an environment where true international, interdisciplinary collaboration can foster the development of new AI technologies to meet critical needs in healthcare. We believe strongly that success in this field requires long-term, deep collaboration between medicine, mathematics, and computer science. Our program is therefore open to physicians, researchers, students, and scientists, all of whom have a key role to play in the future of healthcare technology.

Workshop and Hackathon Series

Key to the success of the MARCH program is its workshop series. We have invited thought leaders and scientists from around the world to participate in the workshops, each of which is organized around a key technical foundation in the area of healthcare AI technologies. All events in Taiwan are open to all participants. Select teams will participate in the Hackathon event in New York. Available workshops and events include: