Medical Artificial Intelligence is a highly specialized interdisciplinary research field that lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and medicine. Building upon the success of the inaugural The First IEEE International conference on Medical Artificial Intelligence (MedAI) held in Beijing last year, The Second MedAI is scheduled in Chongqing from November 15th to 17th, 2024.
This prestigious event is expected to gather leading experts, researchers, and professionals in the field to exchange knowledge, present cutting-edge advancements, and foster collaborations in the realm of MedAI. Specifically, the aim of this conference is two-fold: (1) to showcase successful applications of AI techniques in solving challenging biomedical problems, and (2) to foster more extensive and deeper interactions and collaborations between medical researchers and practitioners with challenging medical issues and AI researchers who are eager to identify complex real-life problems for their techniques or to start developing novel algorithms to solve challenging medical issues. Such issues may range from molecular-level challenges, such as diagnostic issues, information extraction, analyses, and modeling from massive medical data, to mining electronic medical records, knowledge-based treatment plan recommendation, and further to robotics to conduct complex surgeries.
We invite original contributions on innovative AI theories and methodologies for medicine, AI-inspired biomedical technologies, and complex biomedical issues that can benefit from AI techniques or may pose new challenges to AI. The interested topics include any crossing between a medicine & healthcare area and an AI area below, but are not limited to the table of related areas.
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