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Cewit2020 Conference November 5, 2020 Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Computational Medicine Cybersecurity CEWIT2020 CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 5, 2020 CONFERENCE GUIDE WELCOME CEWIT ADVISORY BOARD Welcome to the 16th International Conference and Expo on Emerging Technologies organized by the Center of Excellence Russell Artzt Jennifer L. Costley, PhD Bob Sanders in Wireless and InformationTechnology (CEWIT) at Stony Brook University. The conference has gained international Co-Chair, CEWIT Advisory Director, Physical Sciences, Senior Vice President recognition as one of the premier conferences on the development and application of emerging technologies, and Board, Executive Chairman Sustainability & Engineering Zebra Technologies for bringing together academic research and industrial innovations at a single forum. RingLead, Inc. The New York Academy of Sciences This year, CEWIT2020 is entirely virtual due to the unprecedented challenge that we all face caused by the pandemic. This pandemic is likely to go down as one of the most significant events of our generation. The virus seems like an accelerator for digital change that was already underway . the resistance to the digital change has suddenly evaporated. Information Otto Berkes Jim Harding Yacov Shamash, PhD Technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), IoT, Data Analytics, Computational Medicine, Edge Computing, Former CTO Chief Executive Officer Co-Chair, CEWIT Advisory CA Technologies Henry Schein, Inc. Board, Principal Investigator Blockchain, and other emerging technologies will reshape a new world that will be vastly different from the one that existed CEWIT just a year ago, and will also span new industries and create new opportunities. Information Technology is playing a major role in the pandemic mitigation. The scientific discoveries in these fields not only will enhance the economy, but will harbinger a totally new era in the way things will work in the new world. The security, connectivity, and privacy of data will be strengthened in this new world, and internal data streams will be combined with data streams coming from the external Kamal Bherwani Masaaki Maeda Satya Sharma, PhD, MBA world such as social media and industry for data scientists to build new algorithms to make quick and intelligent decisions. It Executive Chairman Strategic Advisor Executive Director is critical that we drive technology commercialization by quickly moving technologies from research labs to the marketplace Magine TV Asurion, LLC CEWIT to help drive economic growth as we emerge from Covid-19. This conference will host a wide range of high-caliber speakers, including leading researchers, technologists, executives and policy makers, and with a broad international audience, will discuss innovations in Machine Learning, AI, Blockchain, and Computational Medicine. International panels in the medical field and on seeking capital for emerging technologies are highly relevant at this time. My heartiest congratulations to all of our Keynotes, Authors, and Panelists; and welcome to all of our participants. Richard Boivie, PhD Christopher Pendergast Kevin Tracey, MD Senior Technical Staff Member Chief Technology Officer President and CEO IBM Henry Schein, Inc. Feinstein Institute for Medical Research Satya P. Sharma, PhD, MBA Executive Director The Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT) Steven Cento Alex Price Sector Engineering Fellow Senior Vice President Northrop Grumman Demand Solutions LEADERSHIP Corporation Richard Reeder, PhD Peter Donnelly Yacov Shamash, PhD Vice President for Research Associate Vice President for Co-Chair, CEWIT Advisory Stony Brook University Technology Partnerships Board, Principal Stony Brook University Investigator CEWIT CEWIT2020 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Steve Cento Bruce Lieberthal John Schmidt Northrop Grumman Corporation Henry Schein, Inc. IEEE Satya Sharma, PhD, MBA Arie Kaufman, PhD Shmuel Einav, PhD Executive Director Chief Scientist Director, Medical CEWIT CEWIT Technologies Shmuel Einav, PhD Dave Mesecher Satya Sharma, PhD, MBA CEWIT CEWIT Northrop Grumman Corporation CEWIT Conference Chair Ed Palacio Fan Ye, PhD Susan Frank, PhD IEEE CEWIT IEEE Program Committee Co-Chair Sangjin Hong, PhD Fan Ye, PhD Bin Zhang Director, Globalization Director, Communications Associate Director, Computing Rong Zhao, PhD CEWIT and Devices, Services Scott Herskovitz Charles Rubenstein, PhD CEWIT CEWIT CEWIT Qosina Pratt Institute Program Committee Chair Arie Kaufman, PhD Ann-Marie Scheidt, PhD CEWIT Stony Brook University Rong Zhao, PhD Director, Software Systems CEWIT Stony Brook University is an affirmative action/ equal opportunity educator and employer. This publication can be made available in an alternative format upon request. © 2020 Stony Brook University CEWIT2020 Conference CEWIT2020 Conference 2 3 CONFERENCE AGENDA Time Track One Talk Title Track Two Talk Title Track Three Time Track One Talk Title Track Two Talk Title Track Three Finn *Track Three Ends at 8:00am CEWIT2020 Conference Welcoming Remarks 11:10am Bin Xiao, PhD- Hong Mining Attacks to the Kristie Kuhl- Technology, Health + Partners- Moderator 11am Kong Polytechnic Blockchain System Society University Seth Haberman- Sense Education John Kelly- Graphika Satish Rath, MD- Aster MD Healthcare Tania Yuki- Sharablee Hong 8:10am Huamin Qu PhD- AI+VIS: Magic Cecil Lynch, MD- COVID-19 Clinical Venture Capital Trends 11:35am Brian Merrill- Deloitte Applications of GANs Kong University of Accenture Visualization and Analytics using Sessions: Forensic Data Analytics for Anomaly and Fraud Science and Technology Long Explainable AI Deep Learning and Michael Lane- Practice Detection in Employee Island Capital Alliance- Graph Analytics – A Expenses deep dive on Deep Moderator Vein Thrombosis Neil Callahan- Pilot Complications Growth Equity Stav Erez- Labs/02 Reliance Commercial Rajan Luthra- James Xiaojiang Du, e-SAFE: Secure, 8:35am Bruce Swett, PhD- Kimberly Noel, MD- Inclusive Innovation Industries 12:00pm Temple University Northrop Grumman Artificial Intelligence Stony Brook University PhD- Efficient and Forensics- Mission Systems Technologies and the Hospital Enabled Access to Future of Warfare Wireless Implantable Medical Devices Peking IBM Tao Wang, PhD- Emotion Recognition & Xuan Liu, PhD- Preparing Return to Ambassador Ido Marketing Places in the 9:00am University Watson Health 12:25pm NYU/ Emerson Attention Analysis by Workplace with Data/AI Aharoni- Age of Coronavirus Rigby Ltd./Israeli Affective Robots Technology Foreign Service Kent Ye Zhao, PhD- Visual Design of Sharon Nachman, MD- COVID-19 NIAID’S 9:25am State University 12:45pm Layer-wise Relevance Stony Brook University Clinical Trial Plan Funded Company BREAK - Visit the Virtual Exhibitor Booths Propagation Models Hospital Update Session: for Deep Learning Sylvan Schefler-Tiger Explanation Financial Partners- Moderator Rana Gujral- Behavioral Signals - Moncef Gabbouj, PhD Advanced Machine Henry The Power of Low- Mike Noonen- NTT mHealth 9:50am Tampere University Dan Holewinek- MixComm 1:05pm Satoshi Nagata- 5G Standardization and Levi Shapiro- Medical Technology, Learning for Schein,Inc. Code / Pre-Trained ML DOCOMO, INC. ClimaCell Latest Trend Israel- Moderator Data & Healthcare Biomedical Signal in Healthcare Dan Slagen- edpod Jonathan Goldstein- Transformation Analytics Jack Tawil- M Boston Scientific Jeremy Sohn- Novartis Kevin Tracey, MD- Northwell Health - Tong Liu, PhD Arie Kaufman, PhD- Reconstruction John Whyte, MD, 10:15am Shanghai University A Deep Reinforcement 1:30pm WebMD Stony Brook University and Visualization of MPH- Learning Approach for Healthya Neuronal Structures Avi Yaron- Online Computation Ventures Lab Offloading in Mobile using Deep Learning Edge Computing MIT 10:40am Song Han, PhD- Efficient Deep Learning 1:55pm Anthony Kelly- Determining with Once-for-All Northrop Grumman Machine Learning Mission Systems Network Model Maturity with Probability Intervals 11:00am BREAK - Visit the Virtual Exhibitor Booths CEWIT2020 Conference CEWIT2020 Conference 4 5 CONFERENCE AGENDA SPEAKERS Ambassador Ido Aharoni Global Distinguished Professor Time Track One Talk Title Track Two Talk Title Track Three Co-Founder, Emerson Rigby Ltd. 2:20pm Milutin Stanacevic, Wearable Device Levi Shapiro- mHealth Medical Technology, *Track Three Ends at PhD- Stony Brook with Multi-Modal Israel- Moderator Data & Healthcare 11am University Array Sensing and Jonathan Goldstein- Transformation Deep Probabilistic Boston Scientific Learning Methods Jeremy Sohn- Novartis Marketing Places in the Age of Coronavirus for Early Noninvasive Kevin Tracey, MD- Identification of Northwell Health Dysphagia WebMD Abstract John Whyte- Expression is necessary to evolution. Humans cannot survive, or thrive, without communicating with each other. Understanding Healthya Avi Yaron- communications on all levels – verbal and non-verbal; inter-personal and mass communications; micro and macro – could serve as an Ventures Lab essential tool to help people achieve their aspirations and goals in an effective and efficient manner. The rise of the digital age, also known as the age of information, turned humans from rather passive consumers into pro-active producers of content. The impact of readily accessible participation is profound on all the systems surrounding us – economy, politics, culture and society. Never before were we able to produce 2:40pm BREAK - Visit the Virtual Exhibitor Booths so much data, access and analyze it so easily and even self-design our
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