Artificial Intelligence Hackathon at SIO2020

The SIO announces the 1^st Artificial Intelligence Hackathon to be held at the upcoming SIO meeting in New Orleans on 1 February 2020.

Motto: “From Code To Bedside”

The SIO Artificial Intelligence Hackathon is a 1 hour open session at the annual SIO meeting 2020 in New Orleans that will give selected teams the opportunity to pitch their AI-based research project proposals with high translational value to a judging panel composed of SIO research committee members and industry representatives on the criteria of healthcare impact, innovation, translatability to product, and presentation. The winning team will receive a $7000 seed grant. The invited teams will be given 5 minutes of time to pitch their project and propose an AI-based solution to a specific clinical problem in IO, followed by 1 minutes of Q/A by the judging panel. The proposal should have a high translational value and implementation should have immediate impact on cancer care in a multi-disciplinary setting.

Hackathon Pitches:

Session: Saturday, 1 February, 4:15 pm-5:45 pm, Galerie 1/2/3, 2nd Floor.

Speaker	Topic
Julius Chapiro, MD, PhD Yale University	Welcome and introduce judging panel
Ben Hsieh, MS Rhode Island Hospital	Intra-Procedure Prediction of Tumor Recurrence
Charlie Hamm, MD Institute of Radiology Charité	Interpretable deep learning classification of prostate cancer on MRI
Chenyang Zhan, MD, PhD NYU School of Medicine	Utility of supervised machine learning techniques to predict Y90 radioembolization treatment response for HCC based on pre-procedural clinical data and imaging features
Matthias Stechele, MD Klinik und Poliklinik für Radiologie	Radioembolization of HCC: Data-driven prognosis and subgroup identification
John Swietlik, MD University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health	Machine Learning to Identify Active Extravasation on Arteriograms
Leigh Casadaban, MD Brigham and Women's Hospital	Feasibility Study of Deep Learning Convolutional Neural Networks to Predict Clinical Benefit of Transarterial Radioembolization Using Pretreatment CT and SPECT Imaging
William Wagstaff, MD, MS Emory University Hospital	Deep Learning Dosimetry: Automated Treatment Dose Calculations for Yttrium-90 Radioembolization of Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Joe Cavallo, MD Yale New Haven Hospital Brian Letzen, MD, MS Yale New Haven Hospital	Unboxing AI: Deep Learning Based Diagnosis of HCC using Explainable A.I. Technology
Brett Marinelli, MD Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai	Deep Learning Deformable Co-registration for Accurate Multi-modal Navigational Guidance in Liver Interventions
Rajesh Shah, MD VA Palo Alto Health Care System	AI for Automated Diagnosis of Lung Cancer Subtypes
Joe Erinjeri, MD, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center	Selecting Optimal Physicians for Consultation and Procedures using Unsupervised, Multi-Class Text Classification Deep Learning of Interventional Radiology Reports

Judging Panel: Matt Callstrom, MD, PhD, Martijn Meijerink, MD, PhD, Luigi Solbiati, MD,

Terence Gade, MD, PhD, Isabel Newton, MD, PhD, Charles Stanley (Guerbet), MingDe Lin, PhD (Visage Imaging)

The winning team of SIO's First AI Hackathon will be announced at

SIO2020 Game Night, Saturday, 1 February, 6pm.

THE SIO THANKS GUERBET AND VISAGE IMAGING, INC. FOR
SUPPORTING AND SPONSORING THIS CALL.