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Athena Seminar Series: Adapting 3D Reconstruction Models on the Fly, From Test-Time Adaptation to Continual LearningThe NSF AI Institute for Edge Computing (Athena) is pleased to present the next in the Seminar Series by Patrick Rim, titled "Adapting 3D Reconstruction Models on the Fly: From Test-Time Adaptation to Continual Learning" on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, from 1-2pm EST in-person at Yale University (17 Hillhouse, Room 233), and via Zoom. Refreshments […] Responsible Natural Language Processing for Researchers, Clinicians, and PatientsLanguage is embedded across medicine, from clinical notes to medical literature to patient communication. Natural language processing, and particularly large language models, can help us to reimagine how we process and communicate this clinical text, which could have transformative effects for the practice of medicine. This talk will discuss open challenges, opportunities and solutions for […] |
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Epidermal Electronics for Non-Invasive, Real-Time Health MonitoringHuman interactions with the environment and with others generate mechano-acoustic (MA) signals that encode rich information about physiological and biomechanical processes. Although these signals often attenuate at the skin-air interface, epidermal electronics provide a powerful means to capture them, offering a transformative approach for non-invasive, real-time health monitoring. We present a soft, skin-mounted MA sensing […] |
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DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof. Carlos CastroTitle: Nanomechanical DNA devices to program collective dynamics and interrogate biomolecules Abstract: Structural DNA nanotechnology is an emerging field with exciting potential for applications such as single molecule sensing, drug delivery, imaging, and biophysical measurements. DNA nanodevices are particularly well-suited to interface with and manipulate biomolecules in vitro and in vivo because of the ability […] iiD Tea TimeJoin us for tea, coffee and snacks in the Rhodes iiD Atrium in Gross Hall. Meet new people working on cool things! |
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iiD TeaTimeJoin us for tea, coffee and snacks in the Rhodes iiD Atrium in Gross Hall. Meet new people working on cool things! LLM Working GroupHow can AI, Natural Language Processing, machine learning, and computational approaches advance research and education in the humanities and interpretive social sciences? how can humanistic methodologies inform and challenge applications of AI? This working group aims to bring together graduate and advanced undergraduate students across the university who are interested in the intersections of computation, […] |
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Toward a Deeper Understanding of PREVENT for 10‐Year Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Risk: Subgroup Fairness and Predictive Value of Social Determinants of HealthThis seminar will present findings from a large-scale evaluation of the American Heart Association's PREVENT model for predicting 10-year atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk. Using electronic health records from over 550,000 adults in the Truveta data platform, we examined the model's fairness across demographic and social determinants of health (SDOH) subgroups and assessed whether adding […] |
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