AI in Genomics: Building a Collaborative Future for Health Innovation

Genomics and data science researchers from across the University of Toronto (U of T) and affiliated research institutes recently gathered to explore a shared frontier: how artificial intelligence (AI) can accelerate discoveries in genomics and improve patient outcomes.

AI in Genomics – a community-building day of presentations and discussions designed to explore how AI can help unlock new insights across genomics and multi-omics research – was a collaborative event co-sponsored by the SickKids Research Institute, the McLaughlin Centre and the Data Sciences Institute.

Aiming to spotlight emerging research, spark interdisciplinary partnerships, and shape a growing community dedicated to the responsible and impactful use of AI in genomic science, AI in Genomics served as a platform for faculty, trainees, students, and research staff to share their work, learn from one another, and identify key opportunities where AI can address pressing challenges in genomics. READ MORE.