October 6: Martin Michalowski presented the plenary talk, titled "Artificial Intelligence for Nursing Science: Shaping the Future of Clinical Decision Support," at the 28th Information Society Multiconference in the Digital Transformation in Nursing (SIZN) session.
September 25: Martin Michalowski was the keynote speaker at the International Conference on AI for Science 2025, in the AI & Life Sciences SMASH Track, in Ljubljana Slovenia. In his talk titled "Explainable AI for Clinical Decision Support in Multimorbidity: Toward Transparent and Personalized Care," he discussed our research on using AI for treatment planning to improve multimorbid patient outcomes, focusing on our recent explainability work.
June 26: Martin Michalowski was elected, along with Gregor Stiglic, as co-chair of the Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIME) society. This election was announced after the AIME board meeting held during AIME-25 in Pavia. His 4-year term runs from 2025 to 2029.
June 25: Martin Michalowski presented our titled "CUE-X: A Framework for the Automatic Evaluation of Clinical Usefulness of Explanations for the Multimorbidity Problem" at the 23rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIME-25) conference.
April 12: Martin Michalowski presented our research on "Empowering Oncology Nursing with Clinical Decision Support Systems: Enhancing Care through AI and Data Integration" at the Oncology Nursing Society's 50th Annual Congress in Denver CO USA.
March 13: Martin Michalowski was invited to present our work on using AI to improve the management of multimorbid patients as part of The Penn AI and Tech Collaboratory for Healthy Aging webinar series. His talk is available here.
March 4: Martin Michalowski co-chaired the 9th International Workshop on Health Intelligence, co-located with the 39th Annual AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Philadelphia PA USA.
January 30: Martin Michalowski was invited to participate as a leading expert in the AI in Nursing Science workshop at the University of Pennsylvania.
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