
Panel: When upscaling AI in precision health and research-what are the pitfalls and keys to success? Passed
Wednesday May 21, 2025 16:10 - 16:50 F2
Moderator: Charlotta LjungmanPanelists: Gunilla Jacobson, Magnus Boman, Malin Eklund, Marco Perez, Max Herulf, Minna Sandberg, Päivi Östling, Stefan Jovinge, Ziad Obermeyer
Track: AI in Precision health
The California/US way of supporting innovation and research contra Sweden? What are the differences and what could be the better way? How do we ensure scientific quality of AI in precisions health? Whose responsibility is it to make sure that all infrastructure is in place and that we are working long term not with projects only?
Topic
Future Health and Care
Seminar type
Live + On site
Lecture type
Panel
Objective of lecture
Orientation
Level of knowledge
Advanced
Target audience
Management/decision makers
Politicians
Researchers
Care professionals
Healthcare professionals
Keyword
Actual examples (good/bad)
Benefits/effects
Innovation/research
Lecturers
Charlotta Ljungman Moderator
Senior Consultant in Cardiology, Associate Professor, Head of Precision Medicine
Sahlgrenska University Hospital
Head of Precision Medicine at Sahlgrenska University Hospital
Senior Consultant in Cardiology
Associate Professor
Gunilla Jacobson Panelist
Director of Translational Medicine, Dept of Radiology, School of Medicine
Stanford University
Director of Translational Medicine, DeSimone Lab
Technical and Strategic Director, Cyclotron, Rad / Precision Health and Integrated Diagnostics
Magnus Boman Panelist
Professor in AI within Health at Karolinska Institutet
Karolinska Institutet
I am a professor of AI within Health at Karolinska Institutet, at the Department of Medicine, Solna, Division of Clinical Epidemiology.
I lead the AI@KI efforts to support KI researchers in all matters AI, since 2020. I work as an advisor on research methodology involving artificial intelligence and machine learning in Clinicum.
Malin Eklund Panelist
Programme manager
Vinnova
Working at the Health dep. at Vinnova with international collaborations, precision health and health data incl EHDS. Delegate in the 1 Million Genomes Initiative (1+MG) and co-lead of the work package for innovation in the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed)
Marco Perez Panelist
Associate Professor of Medicine
Stanford University Medical School
Associate Professor at Stanford University
Cardiac electrophysiologist at at Stanford Health Care
PI of the Clinical Coordinating Center at Stanford University for the REACT-AF
co-PI of the Apple Heart Study
Max Herulf Panelist
Ehälsomyndigheten
Minna Sandberg Panelist
Director
SwenodeAI
Päivi Östling Panelist
Senior Researcher, Group Leader , SciLifeLab,Dept of Oncology-Pathology, Karolinska Institutet, Karolinska CCC project unit, Karolinska University Hospital
SciLifeLab, Karolinska Institutet
Päivi Östling, Associate Professor, has extensive research experience in precision cancer medicine (PCM) and established a functional precision medicine (fPM) platform at SciLifeLab, Karolinska Institutet. The research team generates individualized drug profiles for solid and hematological cancers. She has been a Scientific Lead of Precision Medicine at SciLifeLab, with the aim to enable next-generation precision medicine infrastructure. She is part of the Swedish node for the European DIGITAL-project TEF-Health, supporting Health AI providers. Päivi holds key positions in Swedish Life Science, including SWELife, Cancer Research KI, and Genomic Medicine Sweden. Her research and leadership roles provide valuable insights into precision medicine, health data, and AI.
Stefan Jovinge Panelist
President of Research, Education, Development and Innovation at Scania University Hospitals, Adjunct Professor at Stanford University
Skånes universitetssjukhuset, Stanford University
Ziad Obermeyer Panelist
Associate professor and Blue Cross of California Distinguished Professor, Emergency Physician
UC Berkeley School of Public Health
Associate Professor, Blue Cross of California Distinguished Professor at UC Berkeley School of Public Health