BC + AI Life Sciences: AI in the clinic, part 2
November: AI in the clinic, part 2
WATCH OUT: November's meetup date has been deferred to 17th Nov (not 10th Nov).
November's meetup focuses again on AI in the clinic. As usual we want to learn but we also want to contribute. Ella Young initiated the program at our September meetup and November brings further insight focused on what is actually happening in clinical practice, what is preventing wider AI adoption and honing in on where the BC+ AI Life Sciences subgroup can make its most meaningful contribution.
Speakers from VCHRI and UBC's AI & Health Network are now being confirmed. Watch this space for details.
WATCH OUT! We can fit in 30 people max and have had a waitlist every time so far. IF you register and can't make it then PLEASE tell us, at least 24 hours before the event, so that someone else can take your spot. At least 5 people have simply not turned each time in the past.
So ... our policy for those who register but don't confirm in advance when they can't come? You will find yourself at the bottom of the list for future events and only get confirmed on event day, if there is space.
Sorry (not sorry).
Simon H
How the evening moves
6:00 PM: Doors open and the table starts forming.
6:30 PM: Simon Haworth and Kris Krüg set the frame.
6:45 PM: Supper, speaker engagement and panel
9:00 PM: Formal close. The conversation keeps flowing as long as the wine keep up.
The room behind the room
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About the series
BC + AI Life Sciences brings together clinicians, researchers, healthcare operators, patient advocates, biotech and health-tech builders, data practitioners, policy people, and AI builders who care about what survives contact with the real world.
Simon Haworth of Intellomx helps lead the Life Sciences thread with Kris Krüg and BC + AI. Expect honest questions, useful connections, and enough disagreement to make the evening worth leaving the house for.