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SUMMARY:University of Toronto Global Health & AI Challenge
DESCRIPTION:HOW WILL YOU AND YOUR TEAM USE AI TO SOLVE SOME OF THE MOST COMPLEX GLOBAL HEALTH CHALLENGES\n\n\n\nThe Global Health & AI Challenge\, a partnership between the Dalla Lana School of Public Health and Vector Institute will engage students in critical dialogue and problem-solving scenarios on some of the most complex global health challenges of our time. The top ten threats to global health in 2019 include the climate crisis and air pollution; noncommunicable diseases; an impending influenza pandemic; fragile settings; antimicrobial resistance; high-threat pathogens; inadequate primary health care; vaccine hesitancy; the growing threat of dengue; and the HIV epidemic . All threats to global health exist due to complex\, interrelated economic\, political\, social\, environmental\, and historical factors\, and thus demand creative\, interdisciplinary and intersectoral solutions. Technological innovations and interventions such as AI offer the potential to disrupt these complex threats\, and teams will be tasked with developing solutions that harness the power of AI and machine learning. \n***REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 8TH\, 2019. SPOTS ARE LIMITED*** \nGlobal Health & AI Challenge Objectives \n\nOffer students local\, accessible experiential and entrepreneurial learning opportunities in global health\nEnhance student learning outcomes around ethical design thinking\, communication\, problem solving\, innovation\, and applying technical skills and AI\nExpand students’ knowledge of the complexity of global health threats and the application of AI-related methodologies and their limitations\nFacilitate student networking and career exploration opportunities\n\nWhat to expect? \n\nJoin a multi-disciplinary team of students to select and tackle a global health challenge.\nApply principles of ethical design thinking to prototype solutions using AI and machine learning.\nAccess an expert team advisor for additional mentorship and guidance.\nCompete to win a team prize of a $500 honorarium\, the opportunity to present your solution to relevant stakeholders (may include investment partners\, organizations or leading experts)\, $100 gift cards to App Store and iTunes\n\nWho can participate? \nThe Global Health & AI Challenge will be open only to current University of Toronto graduate students. Students will be able to sign up individually or in pairs and will then be matched up with students from other programs to ensure teams are multidisciplinary. \nTeams must include at least one student studying in each of the following programs: \n\nDalla Lana School of Public Health (DLSPH)\, including Public Health Sciences & IHPME\nSTEM programs such as Computer Science and Engineering\nRotman School of Management\n\nGraduate students pursuing other programs of study are also encouraged to apply along with a brief statement of interest of no more than 250 words. The optimal number of multidisciplinary teams for this year will be between 6-10\, with 4-6 participants on each team. Students will be able to sign up individually or in pairs and will then be matched up with students from other programs to ensure teams are multidisciplinary. There will be a $25 fee for each student to sign up. \n***REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 8TH\, 2019. SPOTS ARE LIMITED*** \nTimeline \n\nDecember 8th – deadline for students to apply as individuals or in pairs\nDecember 16th – during this week participating students will be invited to a kickoff introduction event to meet their teammates from other programs.\nJanuary 12th – Teams will submit their initial global health problem identification proposal\nMid January/Early February – Teams will be invited to professional development workshops focused on global health & AI\, design thinking and ethics to apply to their own global health challenge\nFebruary – Each team will be assigned expert team advisor to meet with to provide additional mentorship and guidance.\nMarch 21st – All teams will present their global health challenge and solutions to a panel of judges and stakeholders.\n\nFor more information please contact ghoffice.dlsph@utoronto.ca \n#GHAIChallenge #GlobalHealthDLSPH #VectorInst
URL:https://globalbiodefense.com/event/university-of-toronto-global-health-ai-challenge/
LOCATION:Health Sciences Building\, 155 College Street\, Room 507\, TORONTO\, ON\, M5T 3M7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Innovation Challenge
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