Lab profile
About e-HAIL
e-HAIL is a joint Michigan Medicine and College of Engineering initiative that aims to make U-M a premier hub for research that innovates in health through AI. The focus is on collaboration, grant development, and infrastructure to support a multi-disciplinary approach to innovations in healthcare and AI/ML methodologies.
01 · People
Leadership and researchers
People listed on the lab’s team pages, by role.
02 · Research intelligence
Research Intelligence evidence
Publications, grants and clinical trials linked to the lab’s researchers in Health AI Central’s research data.
Publications & preprints
- Standardizing wearable sleep data for clinical, research, and public health use: A World Sleep Society specification.Sleep medicine · 2026
- Ambient AI Scribes as Emerging Infrastructure in the Learning Health System.Learning health systems · 2026
- PUNCH: Physics-informed uncertainty-aware network for coronary hemodynamics.Medical image analysis · 2026
Active NIH grants
- Using Computer Vision to Improve the Evaluation of Dysplasia in Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseKayvan Najarian · NIDDK · FY 2026
- 360° Chat-TMD Bioinformatics and Data Science Core (BDSC)Ivo Dinov · NIDCR · FY 2025
- mHealth Outcomes in Behavioral Interventions & Longitudinal Evaluation (MOBILE) PlatformBrahmajee Nallamothu · NCATS · FY 2025
03 · Updates
Updates and lab news
News and events from the lab’s own site.
- Two Grants Advance Joyce Yan-Ran Wang's Vision for AI-empowered Precision MedicineAwardSep 21, 2026
- Rams Already have an Edge on the 49ers if Health Expert Is RightNewsSep 10, 2026
- MTRAC, Electric Vehicle Center Award Nearly $1M to 11 ProjectsAwardSep 2, 2026
- Home counseling visits increase HIV testing for couples, viral suppression for mothers in KenyaPublicationJul 3, 2026
- AISTATS'26 CauScale Workshop Best Paper reveals generalization mechanism of LLMsPublicationJul 1, 2026 · e-hail.umich.edu
- Studying Neurons Using NeuronsNewsJun 25, 2026
- How AI Is Helping Emergency Physicians Learn from Their PatientsNewsJun 23, 2026
- Can AI Help Our Cities Beat the Heat? Inside the University of Michigan's AI for Urban Heat Resilience HackathonEventJun 9, 2026
04 · Official presence
Lab sources and channels
The lab’s own pages and accounts.
05 · Related
Related labs and centers
Labs at the same institution and labs working on similar topics.