Speech Analysis for Neurodegenerative Diseases and Brain Injuries
Potential Applications in Brain Injury, Parkinson’s and Mental Health
31 January - 1 February 2024
International workshop
Join us for a dynamic workshop featuring leading experts from the United States and Australia in the fields of speech analysis, AI and digital health as they share cutting-edge research and future of innovative solutions for neurodegenerative diseases, brain injuries, mental health and beyond.
We are pleased to announce the hybrid workshop on speech analysis for healthcare. This forum allows researchers and practitioners to explore the latest advancements, applications, and potential technologies at the intersection of speech analysis and healthcare. This workshop is organised by AUT's School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences. The workshop aims to provide an opportunity for participants from academia, industry and government, and other related parties to present and discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and applications in the intersection of speech analysis with healthcare.
Download the workshop programme
Call for abstracts
We invite practitioners, researchers and students to submit an abstract (max 300 words) outlining their research for an e-poster session. The abstract should be related to research on applications of AI for neurodegenerative diseases, brain injuries, mental health or other health conditions. Both completed and work-in-progress research are welcome. Selected participants should be able to submit a one-slide e-poster and a 3-minute oral presentation to be presented during the workshop.
Dive into the forefront of healthcare innovation at our upcoming workshop, designed to be a global nexus for researchers, scientists, practitioners, and students. This workshop aims to:
- Foster international collaboration and knowledge exchange in AI applications for healthcare
- Showcase cutting-edge research findings and innovations in the field
- Provide a forum for participants to explore recent developments in technology, applications and solutions
We invite practitioners, researchers, and students to submit abstracts (maximum 300 words) outlining their research for an engaging e-poster session. Abstracts should focus on AI applications in neurodegenerative diseases, brain injuries, mental health or other health conditions. Both completed and work-in-progress research studies are welcome.
How to submit your abstract
Abstracts should be up to 300 words, and must include the title and the presenter’s name and affiliation.
The submission process for our workshop will be conducted through EasyChair, to simplify the submission and review process.
You can submit your research papers by visiting the following link below.
Registration
Registration types
- Early Bird Registration: 200 NZD
- General Registration: 250 NZD
- Student Rate Registration: 50 NZD
- Online Attendance: 120 NZD (This includes virtual access to all sessions and keynotes, digital workshop materials interactive Q&A and networking opportunities in the virtual platform.)
Please note that each accepted abstract should have at least one registration paid, whether online or in-person. Workshop attendance, lunch, morning and afternoon teas are all included in the registration fee.
We have special rates for group registration.
Prizes will be awarded for the best poster presentations.
General chair
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Dr Samaneh Madanian
Auckland University of Technology
Workshop committee
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Dr John Templeton
University of South Florida, USA -
Dr Sharon Olsen
Auckland University of Technology -
Dr Abtin Ijadi Maghsoodi
Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand (Te Manawa Taki Region)
Keynote speakers
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Professor Christian Poellabauer
Florida International University -
Professor Sandra Schneider
Saint Mary's College -
Professor Dave Parry
Murdoch University -
Associate Professor John Templeton
University of South Florida -
Dr Samaneh Madanian
Auckland University of Technology
Important dates
- January 18: Deadline for abstract submissions
- January 22: Notification of decision
Programme
- Coming soon
Workshop shedule
- Coming soon
Venue
55 Wellesley St, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, City Campus