Event Schedule (Day 1)

Day 1—Thursday, June 16th

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HOMEWOOD CAMPUS  Bloomberg Center for Physics and Astronomy, Room 272

8:00–8:30am

REFRESHMENTS
Snacks served outside Bloomberg 272

8:30am–10:00am

INTRODUCTION SPEAKERS

K.T. Ramesh (virtual) Whiting School of Engineering

Alex Szalay, Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, IDIES

MORNING SPEAKERS

Denis Wirtz, Whiting School of Engineering
CODA: 3D reconstruction of tumors and whole organs and organisms at single-cell resolution using AI

Mitra Taheri (virtual), Department of Material Science & Engineering
Microscopy as a Platform to Accelerate Machine Learning

Charles Meneveau, Department of Mechanical Engineering & IDIES
Democratizing access to massive high-fidelity simulation data in fluid turbulence

Ian Dobbie, Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, Biology
Fluorescence microscopy from simple imaging to big data

10:00am–10:30am

AM BREAK
Snacks served outside Bloomberg 272

10:30am–12:00pm

MORNING SPEAKERS CONT’D

Alex Baras, School of Medicine
Challenges, opportunities, and ultimately the promise of what a digital transformation holds for histopathology

Andrew J Connolly, Univ Washington
Searching below the noise: hunting for asteroids in astronomical data

Brian Caffo, Bloomberg School of Public Health
Density regression for functional MRI connectomics

David Elbert, Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI)
Image Scale and Speed in High-Throughput Materials Discovery and Autonomous Experimentation

Nick Andresen (virtual), School of Medicine
Generating a Temporal Bone Image Database for Studying Hearing and Balance Disorders

12:00pm–1:00pm

LUNCH BREAK
Boxed lunches will be provided

1:00pm–2:30pm

AFTERNOON SPEAKERSJanis Taube, School of Medicine
AstroPath: Astronomy accelerates Pathology

Ani Thakar (virtual), Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, IDIES
SDSS: The Imaging Survey That Started It All

Mike Miller, Biomedical Engineering
Molecular Computational Anatomy: Biomedical Data Science at Scale

Brandon Lane (virtual), National Institute of Standards and Technology
Image-based In-situ Process Monitoring Data from Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) Additive Manufacturing

Elana Fertig, School of Medicine
Inferring spatial tumor and immune interactions with SpaceMarkers

2:30pm–3:00pm

PM BREAK
Snacks served outside Bloomberg 272

3:00pm-4:30pm

AFTERNOON SPEAKERS CONT’D

Wilfred Ngwa, School of Medicine
Image-guided drug delivery with Biomaterial drones during radiotherapy

Thomas Haine, Earth & Planetary Sciences
Visualizing Ocean Circulation Model SolutionsDuncan Sousa School of Medicine, Beckman Center for CryoEM
Cryo-EM: High Throughput Data Acquisition and Processing

Sarah Jordaan (virtual), School of Advanced International Studies
Solving problems at the interface of land and energy infrastructure

Gerard Lemson, Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, IDIES
Indexing Big Data in the Database: Cosmological Simulations and Image Archives

4:30pm–5:00pm

RECEPTION
Beer & Wine