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The T-CAIREM National Health Datathon is a two-day workshop and competition for interested participants to solve health-related problems using real-world medical data. Datathoners will advance applied research in the medical field, create unique solutions to medical problems, and gain valuable experience working with real health data.
Datathon Dates: 10am-5pm ET, October 2nd and 3rd (Friday - Saturday)
Dr. Mark Rapoport presents Driving and Dementia – a practical roadmap and a technological way forward
Four grants valued at $50,000 are available to researchers advancing AI in health at the University of Toronto (U of T) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU). $25,000 CAD will go to a T-CAIREM PI at the U of T and $25,000 to a C-AIM researcher affiliated with NTU. The grants will advance interdisciplinary AI projects in healthcare, medical education, health systems, digital health, or related areas. APPLICATION DEADLINE: October 2
TITLE: Digital Pathology to Predict Treatment Response in High-Risk Breast Cancer
PRESENTER: Dr. William Tran
METHOD: Zoom
DATE: (Fri.) October 2, 2026
TIME: 10:00am to 11:00am ET