ACAMI: Advancing Medical Frontiers with AI

Explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionising healthcare in this focused session hosted by La Trobe University’s Australian Centre for AI in Medical Innovation (ACAMI).

This webinar brings together leading researchers and innovators who are applying AI to some of the most pressing challenges in modern medicine — from cancer relapse prediction to stroke rehabilitation and emergency department decision-making.

Discover how cutting-edge AI technologies are driving breakthroughs in diagnostics, personalised care, and clinical decision support, and what this means for the future of healthcare.

What to expect?

• Expert insights from ACAMI’s leading researchers and collaborators
• Learn from leading experts in AI, digital health, and medical innovation
• Discover real-world applications of AI in clinical settings – cancer care, stroke recovery and emergency medicine
• Engage in a virtual panel discussion on the ethical, clinical, and technological dimensions of AI in medicine
• Connect with researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders

Details

Date: Wednesday 30 July 
Format: Online Webinar (Zoom link will be provided upon registration)

Speakers  

• Professor Wei Xiang - Director & Chief Scientist, ACAMI; Cisco Research Chair of AI and IoT, La Trobe University

  “Mission, Collaboration, and Industry Engagement of Australian Centre for AI in Medical Innovation.”

• Associate Professor Zhen He, Computer Science and IT, La Trobe University

  “The Application of AI to Cancer Relapse Risk Stratification”

• Professor Damminda Alahakoon - Director, Centre for Data Analytics and Cognition, La Trobe University

  “AI-Powered Technology Platforms in Healthcare – Stroke Rehabilitation and ED Decision Support”

Snapshot

The Australian Centre for AI in Medical Innovation is the world’s first university innovation centre specialising in the application of artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery and development of immunotherapies, vaccines and medical innovation.

In partnership with the Victorian Government, ACAMI will deliver new and additional capabilities to Victoria’s world leading medical innovation and life sciences ecosystem.

The centre addresses three critical components, applying those learnings for the wider benefit of Australian’s medical research sector and the community.

• Research Collaboration

• Clinical Trials Platform

• Workforce Development

To find out more about ACAMI, visit latrobe.edu.au/acami