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Scholars and researchers from Stanford and beyond will gather virtually for an April 1 conference open to all. The aim of the conference is to make interdisciplinary research on the novel coronavirus and artificial intelligence available to serve the public in a time of crisis.
Scholars and researchers from Stanford and beyond will gather virtually for an April 1 conference open to all. The aim of the conference is to make interdisciplinary research on the novel coronavirus and artificial intelligence available to serve the public in a time of crisis.
Schistosomiasis is a tropical disease afflicting 220 million people worldwide. It is caused by a parasite with a complex life cycle that includes a stage inside a specific genus of freshwater snail and a stage inside human blood vessels. “The transmission is from people to snails and back from the snails to people,” says Giulio De Leo, professor of biology at Stanford University.
Schistosomiasis is a tropical disease afflicting 220 million people worldwide. It is caused by a parasite with a complex life cycle that includes a stage inside a specific genus of freshwater snail and a stage inside human blood vessels. “The transmission is from people to snails and back from the snails to people,” says Giulio De Leo, professor of biology at Stanford University.
In recent years, the explosion of artificial intelligence in medicine has yielded an increase in hope for patient outcomes, balanced by an equal concern for ethical implications.
In recent years, the explosion of artificial intelligence in medicine has yielded an increase in hope for patient outcomes, balanced by an equal concern for ethical implications.