Date: September 19, 2025
Time: 9:30 AM - 3PM
Location: U-M School of Public Health | Room SPH 1 - 1755
You are cordially invited to join AI&DHI for the 2025 Annual Michigan Genomics Initative (MGI) Symposium! This year's symposium will feature keynote speaker Eimear Kenny, PhD, Professor of Medicine and Genetics and Director of the Institute for Genomic Health at Icahn School of Medicine.
Light refreshments and a lunch will be provided!
Keynote Speaker
Eimear Kenny, PhD
Professor, Medicine and Genetics
Director, Institute for Genomic Health,
Icahn School of Medicine, Mount Sinai
Dr. Eimear Kenny leads research at the interface of genomics, medicine, and computer science. She uses data science and massive-scale databases of genomic information to improve human health. Her research spans several different areas, including population and statistical genetics; machine-learning approaches for genomic discovery for rare and common diseases; genomic risk prediction for preventive health; clinical trials in genomic medicine; and digital app development for precision medicine. Her goal is to lead a new paradigm for genomic research embedded in health systems and to enable genomic medicine on a global scale. She is a scientific advisor to many initiatives in government, non-profit and industry arenas.
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