The event is open to ELLIS PhDs and postdocs, as well as PhDs of ELLIS Fellows/Scholars/Members, but is limited to 150 participants. The organizers will prioritize active members of the ELLIS network, and students who are early in their PhDs. A small number of slots will be reserved for other EU ICT-48 projects' students. Participants are expected to present a poster or prepare a tooling session with a strong machine learning component. The topic of the poster or tooling session is completely open, as the ELLIS Programs bring together researchers from multiple disciplines within the Machine Learning community (Computer Vision, NLP, Theoretical ML, Reinforcement Learning, Human-Centric ML…).

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Artificial Intelligence promises to revolutionize cardiovascular magnetic resonance in the near future, by offering until recently inconceivable new possibilities in acquisition, workflow and interpretation of images. Therefore, the EACVI and the SCMR decided to organize its first joint workshop on artificial intelligence in cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging. The purpose of this workshop is to provide an overview about the current state of the art, recent progress, opportunities and future outlook of artificial intelligence in CMR. Recent developments will be illustrated by abstract sessions and industry showcases. We will all also cover current and future challenges, issues, as well as legal and regulatory issues of artificial intelligence in cardiovascular imaging. With this workshop we hope to enhance interaction between scientists, clinicians and companies involved in artificial intelligence research and applications, and foster the further evolution of this exciting new technology.

Digital transformation is affecting manufacturing and engineering industries across global markets. Institutions, companies and professionals are adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) at a rapid rate to create efficiencies, new products and services and respond to market dynamics. AI technologies hold the promise of creating smarter, safer, efficient and more secure systems. AI is being developed on quantum computers and on multiple distributed edge nodes, while systems are becoming more responsive in thinking, perceiving and acting within time performance constraints. IISE's one-day symposium "AI: Impact on Industrial and Systems Engineering" is the perfect vehicle to start gathering the tools and knowledge needed to explore the impact Artificial Intelligence will have on industrial and systems engineers and the businesses/enterprises they manage.

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