Upcoming Biomedical Informatics Lectures
Research & Application Seminar
Join us live each Thursday at Noon at this link: Biomedical Informatics Research & Application Seminar. We recommend viewing the videos using the Google Chrome browser.
You can also join us in the Jo Ellen Ford Auditorium on the 1st floor of the Institute on Aging for most lectures. Please refer to the announcements below for specific locations.
Accreditation: The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Credit Designation: The UAMS College of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s).TM Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Previous Lectures
*Please note: The lectures below are available for public viewing only. CME Credit will NOT be awarded for viewing the recorded versions using the links below. If you would like CME credit for viewing any of the recorded lectures below, please click the “Recorded Sessions for CME Credit” link located in the menu on the right side of the page. Directions for receiving credit will be provided in the enduring material section.
We recommend viewing the videos using the Google Chrome browser. Click the links to watch the videos.
Comparative Genomics Application to Metagenome Inference and Epidemic Viruses.
Bioinformatics for Genomics and Proteomics.
Bioinformatics for Proteomics.
Antimicrobial Resistance: The Big Picture & Some Relevant Details.
DNA2Face: Predicting Facial Shape for DNA Sample.
Identifying the micro from the peta: A tale of big data in the micro world.
Genomic Basis for Microcephaly in Brazilian Strains of Zika Virus.
Medical Data & Text Mining – Linking Diseases, Drugs, and ADR.
Current Approaches in Clinical Cancer Genomics.
Informatics for Precision Medicine.
Introduction to Clinical and Clinical Research Informatics.
Clinical Research Informatics.
Toward an Analytics-Enabled Medical Record for a Learning Healthcare System
Control Theoretic Neuroimaging
Microbiome Data Analysis:Challenges in Biomedical Research
Using Semantic Web Technologies to Improve Data Quality in Biomedical Research
Knowledge Representation in Biomedical Informatics
Bacterial Genomics & Biomedical Informatics to Dissect Cellular Metabolism
Medical Geography and GIS for Public Health
Identify Human Neurons Development and Distinct Cell Subpopulations Through Single-Cell Rna-Seq
The Potential of MinION in Research and Education
Transforming and Unifying Research with Biomedical Ontologies (Turbo)
Revisiting Intrinsic Molecular Subtypes in Breast Cancer
Imaging-Derived Cancer Biomarkers
Stem Cell Bioprocessing for Regenerative Medicine
Quantitative MRI Evaluation of Early Brain Development Influenced by Prenatal/Perinatal Factors
Connectomics: The Promise and the Challenges
The Application of Metabolomics in Nutrition and Obesity Research
Immersive Visualization for Medical Applications
High Performance Computing Facilities at UAMS
Towards Reproducibility in Neuroimaging Research
Data Driven Network Analysis of Omics Data in Complex Diseases
Open Source Strategy for Health Information Technology
Imaging Informatics in the Age of Big Data and AI
Interoperability and Standards “By the Numbers”
Machine Learning in Healthcare
Cognitive and White Matter Deficits: A Potential Overarching Phenotype for Addiction Risk
Health Outcomes & Biomedical Informatics
The New Era of Informatics: Data Science with Heterogeneous Sources
Transforming Public Health Surveillance through Informatics
Machine Learning in Feature Space-Adding New Dimensions to Imaging Research
21st Century Analytics Workforce in Clinical Informatics
Pitfalls in Integrating Semantics into Clinical and Clinical Research Data
Medical Imaging in Anthropology
Microbiome Research:From Products to Data
Genomic Approaches Utilizing Underrepresented Populations to Improve Cardiovascular Health
Natural Language Processing in Bioinformatics
Sharable Contextualized Potential Drug-Drug Interaction Clinical Decision Support
Utility of Informatics in Mapping Barretts Espohagus/Esophaegeal Adenocarcinoma Genes
Data Analytics and Machine Learning in Health Care
T-patterns and self-similarity over many order of magnitude: detection and analysis
Deep Learning Applications for Automated Chart Reviews
Principles of Information Quality
Jump Start Clinical Research Studies with Cohort Discovery Tools
Informatics in Neuroimaging for Research: The Why and Wherefore
Robust Spatial Extent Inference in R using the “pbj” Package (Audio Only)
Deep Learning for Cancer Biology
Need Assistance?
Contact the Academic Program Director, Tremaine Williams, at tbwilliams@uams.edu for assistance with questions related to CME and/or registration.