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Human Safety Overview

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Issues surrounding Human Safety encompasses multiple spatial and temporal scales in various environments; including occupational, operational,  recreational, medical and surgical environments.

 

The Human Safety framework includes the following levels of behaviors for consideration:

1) Individual patient/operator/user - EHR's, health history, expertise, experience

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2019 ML-MSM Registration information

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To register for the 2019 Integrating Machine Learning with Multiscale Modeling (ML-MSM) meeting, follow these instructions:

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2019 ML-MSM Meeting - Abstract Submission Form

NOTE that the Abstract Submission deadline is October 1, 2019 at 11:59PM EST.

Meeting:  Integrating Machine Learning with Multiscale Modeling for Biomedical, Biological, and Behavioral Systems (2019 ML-MSM) Meeting

Meeting Dates: October 24-25, 2019

 

~~~~~~~~~Please use the form template below to create your poster abstract submission~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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THEME 2- Partial Differential Equations

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THEME 1 - Ordinary Differential Equations

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Session Description: The session will begin with an overview presented by the moderators, followed by a 40 minute keynote lecture. The keynote lecture will be followed by an open discussion led by the moderators.

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THEME 3- Data-Driven Approaches

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Session Description: Data is the heart of modeling. Whether we are providing mechanistic models using multiscale modeling, statistical models, or deep learning (DL) models, the more data we have the more accurate and useful these models will be. In fact the DL revolution has occurred as much from the availability of big data as from progress in algorithms and network architecture.

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THEME 4- Theory-Driven Approaches

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Integrating Machine Learning with Multiscale Modeling for Biomedical, Biological, and Behavioral Systems

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Registration is open! Integrating Machine Learning with Multiscale Modeling for Biomedical, Biological, and Behavioral Systems,

Special Issue/ Book Released: Methods in Computational Biology

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Methods in Computational Biology has been printed. Many MSM researchers contributed to the issue, was edited by Ross Carlson and Herbert Sauro.

Biomechanics experts sought for machine learning challenge to simulate gait

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Seungmoon Song and Łukasz Kidziński, postdoctoral fellows at Stanford University, are organizing a scientific challenge to develop a controller that enables a 3D human model to walk. Based on the OpenSim platform, this challenge is one of the official competitions at Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) 2019.

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