PHAISE
PHAISE—Public Health + AI Strategic Endeavors—is a Schoolwide initiative developed to explore the use of artificial intelligence to help solve key public health issues.
PHAISE seeks to:
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Foster in-depth discussion within the Bloomberg School community on AI in public health.
- Identify areas of strategic interest and need at the School.
- Enhance understanding, appropriate adoption, and development of AI tools at the School.
PHAISE is led by the Office of the Dean in collaboration with research@BSPH.
PHAISE Seminars
PHAISE takes shape through monthly seminars co-hosted by departments at the School. Seminars feature internal and external speakers with expertise in a range of AI topics.
From panel discussions to presentations on research, seminars take a variety of forms and are open to all audiences. No experience with AI is required.
Seminars are in person at or near the School’s Wolfe Street building, and will be recorded and shared internally and externally.
Upcoming Seminars
PHAISE + EPI
Details TBD.
Recent Seminars
Launch + Panel Discussion
Thursday, February 29, 2024
1:30–3 p.m.
Becton Dickinson Hall (Room W1020)
EPI + IDEAS
Friday, March 1, 2024
12:15–1:20 p.m.
Sheldon Hall (W1214)
PHAISE + Biostatistics: Challenges in Deep Learning
Monday, April 8, 2024
12:00-1:00pm
Sheldon Hall (Room W2008)
Collaborations
PHAISE is open to collaboration with organizations, centers, or groups with an interest in or upcoming event on AI and public health. To collaborate with PHAISE, please email research.BSPH@jhu.edu.
Upcoming Collaborations
Coming soon
Recent Collaborations
EPI IDEAS: Community + Societal Engagement in AI
Friday, March 1
Noon–1:20 p.m.
Sheldon Hall (615 N. Wolfe St., first floor)
Task Force
PHAISE is led by a task force comprised of leaders representative of all departments across the Bloomberg School.
The PHAISE task force meets monthly to assess PHAISE’s progress and direction. To review key takeaways from past Task Force meetings, see the research@BSPH Research Wiki site. If you are interested in presenting at or attending a task force meeting, please contact research.BSPH@jh.edu.