Where: Auditorium 2&3
Credit: 4
Description
In healthcare, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are used to assist in diagnostics and identify small anomalies in data trends. They can better triangulate diagnoses from a patient's symptoms and vitals. This will empower doctors and patients to administer pre-programmed, remedial actions to rectify their health situations to a much greater extent than currently possible. This is a 2-hour seminar presented by IT, assisted by Professor Atif Shamim's lab, on how AI processes data collected by health sensors. This seminar will make attendees aware of the powerful analytical and predictive capabilities of AI. It will demonstrate anomalies in health patterns can be detected to predict health issues before they arise and provide medical solutions. It will show how doctors can monitor and remotely treat various patient conditions. We will also discuss data trends, training models, and how ML works on large datasets.
Nasser Mohiuddin
Nasser Mohiuddin is a Research Data Storage Specialist working with Systems, Storage and Automation Team (SSAT) group at KAUST IT. He has vast experience in research engagement, automation systems, web technologies, database management and application development. At KAUST he is currently working with researchers and students with their data storage needs and to help them understand IT (information technology) better by organizing workshops, lunch & learn and other learning sessions.
Zulfikhar Mohammed
Zulfikhar Ali Mohammed is an experienced systems’ analyst with emphasis on Unix security. He has over 18 years’ experience in the IT industry, ensuring optimal functionality of systems while maintaining security standards. At KAUST, he is responsible for making sure our mission-critical systems (processing salaries, budgets, HR, GASC requests, etc) are compliant with CIS-CAT benchmarks, which is an industry-wide security standards body. He also keeps a close eye on security risks and threats as they appear and takes actions to remediate and eliminate them.
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