Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

Northwestern University · Evanston, United States

Institute40 peopleAdvanced Molecular AnalysisBioethics & Medical Humanities

Lab profile

About I.AIM

The Institute for AI in Medicine bridges computational methods with human expertise to advance medical science and improve human health. I.AIM researches and deploys real-world health applications of AI that put people first, focusing on identifying high-priority data access and analytics needs to speed up medical augmented intelligence research and translation.

Advanced Molecular AnalysisBioethics & Medical HumanitiesCollaborative AI in HealthcareComputational Imaging & Signal Analytics in MedicineComputational & Social Sciences in HealthDeep Phenotyping & Precision TherapeuticsMedical Education in Digital Healthcare & Data ScienceHealth Data Science

01 · Research focus

Research areas and highlights

Topics and recent work as stated on the lab’s own site.

  • CAPriCORNA patient-centered outcomes and research network representing an ethnically and socioeconomically diverse population in the Chicago area.
  • CIRCL-ChicagoCommunity Intervention to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease in Chicago, a federally funded research program to improve high blood pressure control in the Chicago South Side community.
  • eMERGEElectronic Medical Records and Genomics Network developing methods and best practices for utilization of the electronic medical record as a tool for genomic research.
  • I-I-CAPTAINTrial implementing and testing patient-facing and clinician-facing nudges for HFrEF medication intensification at five health systems.

02 · People

Leadership and researchers

People listed on the lab’s team pages, by role.

Abel KhoDirector
James AdamsFaculty
Mazhar AdliFaculty
Faraz AhmadFaculty
Ivan AlekseichukFaculty
Luis AmaralFacultyLinkedIn ↗
Adin-Cristian AndreiFaculty
Michael BassFaculty
Rinad BeidasFaculty
Kynon BenjaminFaculty
Adam BennettFacultyLinkedIn ↗
Michelle A. BirkettDirector, Center for Computational and Social Sciences in Health; Associate Professor of Medical Social Sciences and Preventive Medicine
Lee CooperDirector, Center for Computational Imaging & Signal Analytics in Medicine; Associate Professor, Pathology (Experimental Pathology); Associate Professor, McCormick School of Engineering

03 · Research intelligence

Research Intelligence evidence

Publications, grants and clinical trials linked to the lab’s researchers in Health AI Central’s research data.

04 · Updates

Updates and lab news

News and events from the lab’s own site.

05 · Official presence

Lab sources and channels

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06 · Related

Related labs and centers

Labs at the same institution and labs working on similar topics.