Join us online next Wednesday, 6 August, from 12:00-13:00 (AEST) for our Masterclass Series: Let’s Talk AI and Research with Professor Manoranjan Paul and Dr Mohammad Ali Moni.
AI and Research: Future Directions – Professor Manoranjan Paul
AI is transforming research across a wide range of disciplines, from science and medicine to the social sciences and humanities. This discussion will focus on two key themes: (i) how AI-powered tools are enhancing the research process, and (ii) the future direction of AI technologies.
Professor Manoranjan Paul will explore various tools, generative AI models, and platforms that enable more efficient and effective research. He will then discuss emerging AI technologies shaping the future of research and conclude by showcasing our own developed AI innovations.
AI-Driven Wearables and Decision Support Systems for Digital Health – Dr Mohammad Ali Moni
With the growing capabilities of AI, we now have the opportunity to move from reactive to proactive, real-time health monitoring. However, integrating AI with wearable and portable devices still faces key challenges, particularly in building robust, explainable, and clinically reliable systems.
Moni will present recent advances in AI-powered wearable and portable diagnostic systems designed to transform digital healthcare.
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Session recordings
The Masterclass Series is recorded for those who cannot join in person. Watch past Masterclass recordings here: https://staff.csu.edu.au/researchers/hdr-candidates/skills-career-development/resources-recordings/engage-impact
It’s all over in just 3 minutes! But what impressive 3 minutes they are! Last week a record number of our HDR candidates took on the challenge of presenting their doctoral research to a non-expert audience in our annual 3-minute Thesis competition heats. 20 presenters from across the spectrum of our disciplines shared their passion and the significance of their research with audiences and the judging panels whose difficult task it was to select just 8 finalists. The finals will be held with a live audience in Wagga Wagga on 13th August.