About Event

​​WHAT ⭐️:

​​• An exclusive evening event for rigorous medical professionals, researchers, and students across STEM and philosophy to learn about cutting-edge experiments that will transform how humans define, treat, and augment their physiology and cognition in the age of AI and new computational paradigms.

​• Directly interact with renowned names across medicine, biology, nutrition and food science, physics, math, philosophy, neuroscience, and computer science to bounce ideas and find deeper connections between these fields.

​• Speakers: Will Hahn PhD (FAU), Dan Elton PhD (NHGRI)

​• Special Guest Speakers: Michael Levin PhD of Tufts University and The Levin Lab, Gil Blander PhD of InsideTracker.

​• Moderated by Curt Jaimungal (Theories of Everything).

​• Photos and video by Ekkolápto.

​• Dress Code: Business Casual.

​• Catering: Enjoy some food, snacks, and beverages during our event!

​• Hosted by Addy from ekkolapto.org.

​SOME TOPICS 📋:

​• What does an AI-powered hospital actually look like for admin and patients? How does this get built correctly?

​• Physicians once played the role of personal councilor and spiritual guide. How will the role of doctors evolve and grow in the age of AI?

​• How different fields of science and philosophy can inspire unconventional solutions in health.

​• What does a Complex Systems-trained team of physicians look like? How powerful are complex systems frameworks for medicine?

​• How do we define and measure health and aging? What are practical interventions towards improving human ability that are lesser known?

​• How rigorous philosophy drives deep questions about how we approach medicine and computing, from ethics to epistemology.

​​WHEN 🗓️:

​​• Tuesday March 11th from 4:30PM EST to 8:30PM EST.

​​WHO 👀:

​​• Physicians and medical professionals, entrepreneurs, researchers, engineers, and students across STEM and philosophy.

​​• A technical background is preferred, but not required.

​​SCHEDULE 🗒️:

​​• 4:15PM to 4:30PM: Check-in.

​• 4:30PM to 5PM: Opening remarks by Rubin Gruber + Networking.

​• 5PM to 5:30PM: Tufts' Michael Levin PhD presents his groundbreaking work on bioelectricity and cellular intelligence for cancer, regeneration, and more.

​​• 5:45PM to 8:15PM: Open-discussion salon! With the audience, panel speakers Dan Elton PhD, Will Hahn PhD, Gil Blander PhD discuss the implications of new forms of computing and AI on healthcare, medical research, and longevity.

​• 8:15PM to 8:30PM: Closing remarks.