BMS Teaching Seminar: Future of Artificial Intelligence in Basic Medical Sciences and Education - An Experience Exchange
Welcome to our Basic Medical Sciences Teaching Seminars!
Topic: Future of Artificial Intelligence in Basic Medical Sciences and Education - An Experience Exchange
Date: Tuesday, May 7th, 2024
Time: 12:00-1:00 pm ET
Room: ACR1 (MS 2278)
Speaker: Dr. Nohjin Kee, Dept of Physiology
This session delves into the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) within the field of basic medical sciences and education. It seeks to outline the current application of AI in these areas, facilitating an exchange of experiences, strategies, and insights related to AI's integration. Through comprehensive presentations, interactive discussions, and detailed case studies, attendees will investigate the latest trends, practical uses, and future prospects of AI technologies in the context of basic medical sciences and education. Lunch will be provided. Please REGISTER online .
About Dr. Nohjin Kee
Nohjin Kee is the course director for human physiology courses (in‐class, laboratory, online and online‐hybrid). He earned BSc and MSc degrees from McGill University and his PhD degree at the University of Toronto. He has been recognized for exceptional teaching by the Faculty of Medicine (W. T. Aikins Award, Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching in Life Sciences Awards, Excellence in Undergraduate Laboratory Teaching in Life Sciences Award), by the Department of Physiology (Undergraduate Large Class Teaching Awards, Innovative Course Design Award, Robert Goode New Faculty Award) and by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Brain Star Award).
