Igniting Change: Highlights from the CHIDS Symposium 2025

Inside the AI Morning Meetup

Inside AIMM (AI Morning Meetup), a simple weekly format is doing something most orgs struggle with-making AI literacy stick. Joined by the AI Pioneering Lab, we unpack how the meetup works, the tools worth paying attention to (and the ones that aren't), and why this model is quietly becoming a blueprint others can adopt.

AI in Evidence Synthesis: Changing the Way We Research

What is evidence synthesis, and why is it so central to research? Co-hosts Amelia and Defne talk with Dr. Gregory Laynor about how researchers use evidence synthesis to make sense of large bodies of literature. They explore how AI tools are changing the process-speeding it up, reshaping roles, and raising the question of whether research assistants could become obsolete.

Igniting Change: Highlights from the CHIDS Symposium 2025

In April, the inaugural CHIDS Symposium 2025 convened leaders from across healthcare, research, and policy to explore bold ideas for accelerating the adoption and sustainability of learning health systems. In this episode, we unpack the key takeaways, innovations, and collaborations that emerged from this gathering of 400+ attendees representing over 200 organizations.

Navigating Congestion: How Digital Tools are Enhancing Accessibility in NYC

Join us as we chat with Dr. JR Rizzo, Associate Professor at NYU Langone Health, Director of Disability Inclusion, Vice Chair of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, and a member of the MTA board. We explore how digital tools are transforming accessibility in NYC, tackling challenges in one of the world’s busiest transit systems, and shaping the future of inclusive urban mobility.

HiBRID Lab's 2024 Wrapped Through AI’s Eyes: Google's Notebook LM

In this episode, we put Google Notebook LM to the test by asking it to analyze and recap our lab’s achievements in 2024. Tune in to see how well AI captures the essence of our year and where it shines—or stumbles—in summarizing our milestones.