UCLA Medical Imaging Informatics Group
Reengineering healthcare by transforming data and knowledge to improve all lives
UCLA Medical & Imaging Informatics (MII) is an interdisciplinary group representing a diversity of experience and expertise in areas related to biomedical informatics and data science. We work at the intersection of multiple areas, developing new computational methods and applying contemporary sociotechnical approaches to enhance research and to improve healthcare. Our research and training programs are based on the idea that sciences advances because of collaborative expertise; and in the space of modern medicine, this requires physicians, engineers, data scientists, and many others to truly change how health is understood and the delivery of healthcare. We are committed to the mission of improving healthcare for everyone, through improvements in biomedical research and the insights it creates, and its ultimate translation into real-world practice.
Recent Publications
Artificial intelligence is brittle: we need to do better
Commentary in Radiol Artif Intell on "Artificial intelligence is brittle: we need to do better" by A Suri, W Hsu
Evidence of thalamocortical network activation during epileptic spasms: a thalamic stereotactic EEG study
Report in Epilepsia on "Evidence of thalamocortical network activation during epileptic spasms: a thalamic stereotactic EEG study" by A Daida, et al.
Identifying younger postmenopausal women with osteoporosis using USPSTF-recommended osteoporosis risk assessment tools
Report in JAMA Netw Open on "Identifying younger postmenopausal women with osteoporosis using USPSTF-recommended..." by HW Zheng, AAT Bui, et al.
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