AI Promises to Unlock Research Potential to Solve Big Challenges
Attend this webinar to hear a moderated panel talk about artificial intelligence (AI) and its role in solving challenges within government agencies. One of the panelists will be Dr. Tanna Nelson, a clinical research informatics specialist within NCI’s Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology (CBIIT). Dr. Nelson will bring insights into how AI specifically impacts and advances cancer research.
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Topics may include (but aren’t limited to):
- key challenges AI could solve for agencies.
- infrastructure considerations for supporting advanced AI.
- effective AI training to maximize benefits and minimize drawbacks.
FedInsider and George Washington University are hosting this webinar, and Carahsoft, Dell Tech, and Nvidia are sponsoring.
As a clinical research informatics specialist at CBIIT, Dr. Nelson oversees several clinical informatics and data science projects that utilize machine learning and large language models (LLMs) to advance clinical trials research for NCI. She collects and utilizes data from multiple sources including devices and wearables, clinical and research data, and open-source data to (1) advance ground-breaking ways to streamline clinical trials research and reporting, (2) develop and train LLMs, and (3) harmonize data using standardized terminologies and common data elements.
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