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By working together to turn data into improved human health, we will change the practice of medicine.
The healthcare field generates an enormous amount of data every day. There is a need, and opportunity, to mine this data and provide it to the medical researchers and practitioners who can put it to work in real life, to benefit real people. Many organizations can fulfill part of this process, but none of them are equipped to begin with raw data, develop an idea, and move that idea directly into a practice setting.
That’s why the Alliance is so unique. The University of Pittsburgh brings expertise in medical research, Carnegie Mellon University brings world-class computer science and machine learning, and UPMC brings deep data, the clinical setting, and a track record of successful commercialization.
The last decade of research has established that Cortical Spreading Depolarizations (CSDs), or “Brain Tsunamis,” …
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Joe Marks, PhD, is the Executive Director of the Center for Machine Learning and Health …
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Carl Kingsford, PhD, and Christopher Langmead, PhD, both hold doctorates in computer science and specialize …
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Health Catalyst published the report “Healthcare NLP: The Secret to Unstructured Data’s Full Potential,” based …
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