The new computer vision algorithms to learn complex morphologies and phenotypes that are important for human diseases.

He will illustrate this approach with examples that capture physical scales from macro to micro: 1) video-based AI to assess heart function (Ouyang et al Nature 2020), 2) generating spatial transcriptomics from histology images (He et al Nature BME 2020), 3) learning morphodynamics of immune cells, and 4) making genome editing safer (Leenay et al Nature Biotech 2019). Throughout the talk, he’ll illustrate the general principles and tools for human-compatible ML that we’ve developed to enable these technologies (Ghorbani et al. ICML 2020, Abid et al. Nature MI 2020).