Research Learning Series: Putting SlicerDicer and Cosmos to Work for You
The SAEM Research Committee and the Informatics, Data Science, and AI interest group are co-presenting this session on SlicerDicer and Cosmos DSVM. Participants will better understand the basic differences between SlicerDicer and Cosmos DSVM, gain techniques for using SlicerDicer, and discover the limitations of Slicer Dicer and the potential to overcome some of these with the DSVM.
Featured Panelists:
- Donald Wright
- Eric Moyer
Moderators/Panelists
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Eric Moyer, MD
Clinical Informatics Fellow
Rush
Eric Moyer, MD, is a clinical informatics fellow at Rush and a practicing emergency medicine physician. He attended Washington University in St. Louis for biomedical engineering and Rush Medical College for medical school. There, he stayed for emergency medicine residency and now a clinical informatics fellowship. He has over 10 peer reviewed publications using Cosmos across a variety of journals, though with a focus on emergency medicine topics. His areas of interest include research, clinical decision support, and digital health equity. -
Donald Wright, MD, MHS
Clinical Informatics Fellow
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Donald Wright, MD, MHS, is a clinical informatics fellow at Yale-New Haven Hospital and the West Haven Veterans administration Hospital. He is also currently studying toward a PhD in the Yale University Investigative Medicine Program. His main area of interest is the intersection of emerging data science methodologies and clinical medicine, with a particular focus on large scale electronic health record analyses and applications for language models.