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2025 AIM-AHEAD Annual Meeting Highlights
Many thanks to all attendees, guest speakers, and poster presenters for contributing to the remarkable success of the 2025 AIM-AHEAD Annual Conference! With over 200 posters presented this year, your insights and enthusiasm sparked fantastic conversations and encouraged continued innovation throughout our consortium.
We truly value your collaborative spirit and ongoing commitment to leveraging AI/ML to advance biomedical research and improve health outcomes nationwide.
Stay tuned for more event highlights and official conference photos!



AIM-AHEAD Events
Applied Ethics Discussion Forum: Examining and Improving Model Fairness in Image-Based Computer-Aided Diagnosis
AIM-AHEAD News
AIM-AHEAD Research Fellows and Trainees Recognized for Academic and Research Excellence
Recent honors across multiple institutions spotlight the accomplishments of participants in various AIM-AHEAD programs... Continue reading
AIM-AHEAD Trainees Showcase Research at the 2025 Bridge2AI All Hands Meeting and Open House
Highlights from the Bridge2AI May 2025 All Hands Conference and Open House that took place on May 20–22, 2025... Continue reading
AIM-AHEAD Training Programs Host Initial Networking Sessions for Trainees and Mentors
The first virtual networking sessions were held in March for current trainees and mentors of five collaborative AIM-AHEAD Training Programs... Continue reading
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