This full-day event will serve to highlight AI and machine learning applications in public health by showcasing current research, fostering new collaborations, and positioning Tulane as a leader in this rapidly evolving field. The symposium will highlight how machine learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics can address critical public health challenges, from disease forecasting to reducing health disparities.

Activities will blend traditional academic presentations with interactive engagement. Throughout the day, attendees will engage with AI demonstrations, networking opportunities, and student poster presentations. The symposium will feature speakers who bridge theoretical innovation with practical application, representing both local expertise and national leadership in the field.

We invite students, faculty and staff interested in AI and public health to attend and engage in meaningful exchange between technical experts and public health professionals, fostering new collaborations that bridge institutional boundaries while advancing innovative applications of AI in addressing pressing public health challenges.

Social Hour at the Roosevelt Hotel 

On Thursday evening, September 4, join school leadership, invited speakers, and additional special guests at a networking event hosted at the Roosevelt Hotel from 5 – 7pm. This networking event will be a wonderful opportunity to get to know our expert symposium speakers and panelists and speak with all participants before the event starts on Friday. There will be light refreshments and a hosted bar. You can RSVP to this networking event by following the link to the symposium registration!