Inaugural Frontiers in Computational Health conference convened over 150 researchers, members of industry, and students at UC Berkeley for a full day of panels, presentations, and posters on new approaches to computational health.

Gopala Anumanchipalli and colleagues leverage advances in AI modeling, with neuroprosthesis technology, and have developed a streaming method that synthesizes brain signals into audible speech in near-real time, resulting in naturalistic speech for people with severe paralysis.

UC Berkeley CDSS News features Adam Yala’s work, real-world impact of his breast cancer predictive model, and what’s next in AI systems for cancer diagnosis.

Sara Murray, Chief AI officer at UC Health, describes how AI scribes now being used in medical care can reduce the the mental load for patients and providers alike.

Ziad Obermeyer speaks with WBUR on AI use by health insurance companies, and and missed opportunities to share data and use AI tools to benefit patients and health systems.

Ida Sim has focused her career on making health data more open and shareable. As CPH co Director she is dedicated to training the next generation of leaders to harness the power of AI to develop personalized, precise, equitable solutions for health.

UCSF News profiles the CPH program, talking to faculty, students and staff about leading a world-class PhD program and a center with transformative real-world impact.

Reza Abbasi-Asl, Pratik Mukherjee and colleagues discuss recent research showing AI system improvement of visualization and identification of brain abnormalities captured by MRIs in Traumatic Brain Injury.