Clinical Program

August 12–13, 2027 · UMass Boston

Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Biology: Translating Computational Innovation into Clinical Practice.

The two-day Clinical Program connects computational advances with practical questions in patient care. It is designed for clinicians, physician-scientists, biomedical researchers and other health professionals interested in understanding, evaluating and responsibly applying medical AI.

Day 1 · August 12

Foundations and clinical translation

AI foundations for clinicians
Medical imaging and digital biomarkers
Genomics, multi-omics and precision medicine
Language models and generative AI in clinical practice
Validation, interpretation and responsible adoption

Day 2 · August 13

Implementation and clinical practice

Workflow integration and real-world deployment
Personalized and preventive medicine
Interactive, multidisciplinary case discussion
Human–AI collaboration and clinical oversight
Cross-disciplinary and trainee engagement

Learning objectives

Participants will explore how to evaluate the strengths and limitations of AI systems; interpret evidence from imaging, genomics and multimodal data; recognize issues in bias, generalizability, privacy and safety; and assess requirements for clinical implementation and monitoring.

CME information

The program is being developed in coordination with Harvard Medical School. Final accreditation statements, credit details and the approved educational agenda will be posted when available.

Faculty, session times and any clinical contribution-submission process will be announced separately.