CityU scholar attends science popularization lecture to share the latest AI medical technologies with local secondary students

To help students gain a deeper understanding of how artificial intelligence (AI) improves diagnosis, treatment, and patient care, the Association for Promotion of Science and Technology of Macau recently held a science popularization lecture at the auditorium of Pui Ching Middle School in Macao. Over 250 teachers and students attended the event. Associate Professor Andy Liu Wenjian, associate dean of the Faculty of Data Science at the City University of Macau, was invited as the speaker.

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At the lecture, Associate Dean Liu reviewed the development of AI technology, introduced industry leaders, and discussed the history and evolution of AI in the medical field. He focused on analyzing the advantages of AI in clinical applications, particularly in precision diagnosis, and explored how imaging recognition and genomics can enhance diagnostic and treatment efficiency. Additionally, Associate Dean Liu discussed the potential of personalized treatment, revealing how data analysis can be used to create targeted treatment plans to further improve patient health. This lecture encouraged students to think deeply about the future of medical technology and enhanced their understanding of the development of AI in healthcare.

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To support the Association for the Promotion of Science and Technology of Macau in advancing educational initiatives between local universities and secondary schools, the Faculty of Data Science has actively participated in activities and lectures, introducing the latest advancements in medical technologies and inspiring students to think about how to apply these technologies in real-life scenarios. The aim is to enhance students’ understanding and critical thinking regarding the future of medical technology.

Source: Faculty of Data Science

Photo credit: Faculty of Data Science, Pui Ching Middle School