Program
CyberCardia Workshop on Medical CPS - ESWEEK 2019
New York, NY October 17th, 2019
NYU Center for Cyber-Security
10th Floor, 370 Jay St, Brooklyn NY 11201
Room 1012
https://goo.gl/maps/ninSbftYRnCvLwsU9
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Program Agenda |
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Time |
Description |
Duration |
Speaker |
Title |
Affiliation |
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9:00 |
Opening Remarks |
10 min |
Workshop organizers | |||
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9:10 |
Keynote 1 |
30 min |
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Wendy Nilsen: NSF |
Putting more Cyber into the Medical Cyber-Physical System |
External |
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9:40 |
Short talk 1 |
20 min |
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Jim Weimer, U. Penn. |
Personalizing Health in an Impersonal World: Design and Analysis for Safe Learning-Enabled Medical Systems |
External |
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10:00 |
Coffee Break |
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10:30 |
Long talk 1 |
30 min |
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Flavio Fenton/Abouzar Kaboudian: Georgia Tech |
High-Performance Simulations of Heart Dynamics in Real-Time for the study of Arrhythmias |
CyberCardia |
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11:00 |
Long talk 2 |
30 min |
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Rahul Mangharam: U. Penn |
Computer-Aided Clinical Trials: Robustness Analysis |
CyberCardia |
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11:30 |
Long talk 3 |
30 min |
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Eric Sobie: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai |
Exploiting Machine Learning to Identify Populations Susceptible to Arrhythmia |
External |
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12:00 |
Long talk 4 |
30 min |
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Radu Grosu: T.U. Vienna |
Next-Generation Lagrangian Reachability |
CyberCardia |
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12:30 |
Lunch |
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1:30 |
Short talk 2 |
20 min |
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Adam Porter: U. Maryland, College Park |
Invariant Extraction from Virtual Heart Models |
CyberCardia |
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1:50 |
Short talk 3 |
20 min |
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Jim Glimm: Stony Brook Univ. |
LEAP Simulations for a Human Heart: The Role of Blood Vessels |
CyberCardia |
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2:10 |
Short talk 4 |
20 min |
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Hiroshi Ashikaga: Johns Hopkins Medicine |
Toward Precision Medicine - Do you need patient-specific modeling when AI is so damn good? |
External |
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2:30 |
Short talk 5 |
20 min |
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José Augusto Nacif, Univ. Federal de Viçosa |
Evaluating the Skin as a Secure Communication Medium |
External |
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2:50 |
Short talk 6 |
20 min |
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Ali Tivay |
Mathematical Modeling of Cardiovascular Responses to Fluid Perturbation: Individualization and In-Silico Subject |
External |
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3:10 |
Coffee Break |
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3:40 |
Keynote 2 |
30 min |
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Sai Rapaka & Tiziano Passerini: Siemens Research |
Data-Driven Cardiology |
External |
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4:10 |
Long talk 5 |
30 min |
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Sriram Sankaranarayanan: U. Colorado, Boulder |
Data Driven Models for Insulin-Glucose Regulation in Type-1 Diabetes |
External |
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4:40 |
Short talk 7 |
20 min |
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Chunhui Guo, Illinois Institute of Technology |
A Framework to Provide Verifiably Safe Assurance for Executable Medical Best Practice Guideline Systems |
External |
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5:00 |
Short talk 8 |
20 min |
Jan Baumeister: Saarland University |
On the Similarities of Aircraft and Humans: Monitoring CPS with StreamLAB |
External |
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5:20 |
Breakout/Planning Session for Future Directions |
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5:50 |
END |
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