On June 5, 2025, the third NAAI International Artificial Intelligence Seminar, sponsored by the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence (NAAI), co sponsored by the International Institute of Engineering Psychology (IIEP) and supported by the University of Sheffield, King's College London and the University of Manchester, was successfully held on the Zoom platform. The theme of this conference is "The Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Healthcare", which brings together top scholars from around the world to explore in depth how AI technology can drive innovation in medical research and clinical practice.
1、 Conference Highlights Review
At 8:00 London time, Huiyu Zhou, Dean of the European Institute of the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence in the United States and Professor at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, delivered the opening speech.
1. keynote speech: Focusing on the forefront of medical AI
The conference will hold four heavyweight speeches on the core challenges in the field of healthcare:
-Professor Li Su (University of Sheffield, UK) analyzes the dual roles of traditional neural networks and modern AI in brain imaging, dementia research, and computational linguistics in his paper "Applications of AI in Basic and Clinical Neuroscience", emphasizing the significance of interdisciplinary integration for the development of neuroscience.
-Professor Ivan Tyukin (King's College London) proposed to improve model transparency and stability through "post adaptation technology" in response to the challenge of building stable medical AI, providing new ideas for solving the reliability problem of medical AI.
-Professor Hujun Yin (Manchester University) discussed the key technical problems of digital pathology, such as model generalization, nuclear morphology analysis, and looked forward to the future direction of multimodal data integration in "Challenges and opportunities of deep learning in pathological image analysis".
2. Integration of industry, academia and research
The topics cover basic research (neuroscience), clinical implementation (pathological analysis), and technical bottlenecks (model stability), highlighting the full chain application value of AI from laboratory to medical scenarios.
3. Conversion of academic achievements
The conference continues NAAI's open submission mechanism and recommends researchers to submit articles to the Journal of the International Institute of Engineering Psychology, covering areas such as artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction, to promote academic exchange and achievement sharing.
2、 Meeting outcomes and impact
1. Technological Breakthrough: Professor Tyukin's "Post Adaptation Technology Framework" provides methodological guidance for the robust design of medical AI.
2. Clinical practicality: Professor Yin's in-depth analysis of pathological image analysis contributes to the development of automated diagnosis in precision medicine.
3. Global Collaboration: Participants from multiple countries such as the UK and the US interact in real-time through the Zoom platform, demonstrating the platform value of NAAI in promoting international cooperation.
3、 Closing and outlook
The conference was concluded at 10:05 London time by Professor Zhou Biyu, who summarized the core concept of "equal emphasis on technological empowerment and ethical responsibility" of AI in the field of healthcare. NAAI stated that it will continue to pay attention to key issues such as interpretability and data privacy in medical AI, and plans to hold a special seminar in the second half of 2025 to further deepen industry dialogue.
Conference submission
Journal of International Institute of Engineering Psychology
Journal website: Journal.iioep.org
Submission guidelines:
You need to register an account on the official website of the Journal of International Institute of Engineering Psychology; The final version of the paper must be submitted in PDF format; Peer review process for journals; After confirming the acceptance, the article will be published online.
Journal submission directions: 1. Artificial Intelligence 2. Computer Science 3. Engineering Psychology 4. Human Computer Interaction, etc.
organizer
Host:
National Academy of Artificial Intelligence European Research Institute
Co organizer:
International Institute of Engineering Psychology (IIEP)
Academic support unit:
university of sheffield
King's College London, UK
University of Manchester