e-HAIL: E-Health & Artificial Intelligence

Making the University of Michigan a premier hub for AI and health to improve health using technology

e-HAIL: E-Health and Artificial Intelligence

e-HAIL is a joint Michigan Medicine and College of Engineering initiative that aims to make U-M a premier hub for research that innovates in health through AI.

Our focus is on collaboration, grant development, and infrastructure to support a multi-disciplinary approach to innovations in healthcare and AI/ML methodologies.

The initiative provides several opportunities for researchers to connect and learn from others operating at the intersection of AI and health.

We provide concrete support for preparing grant applications, including finding collaborators, grant writing assistance, and hiring student support.

Stay tuned for more as the program grows!

Activities & Events

e-HAIL Work-in-Progress Seminar Series
Documentation and information meetings about new grant opportunities (NIH, NSF, Foundations)

Zoom Office Hours “What a Grant Writer Can Do for You” and “e-HAIL Summer Student Support Program”

Presentations at departmental faculty meetings or other units

e-HAIL Symposium 2022
e-HAIL Symposium 2023 – Friday, September 15

Funding Support to Strengthen Joint Grant Applications

Support for faculty dyads consisting of one (or more) AI experts and one (or more) Health experts who are preparing a joint grant application or have received one

Student Summer Support Program: Up to 12K to hire a student to assist with preliminary data collection and analysis. Application will open again Dec 2023.

Data Annotation Credits: Up to 5K to offset the cost of data set creation for preliminary data. Deadline 4/21/2023. Apply here

Supplement Awards: Up to 30K for eligible costs to support work on MPI grants at 500K+/year award level. Rolling deadline.
Apply here

Grant Writing & Coordination Support

Advanced editing

Consultation and feedback

Graphics

Non-technical writing

Summary/checklist of the FOA/RFA
Request grant writing assistance (if prompted, use Level 1 log-in credentials)

Join Today!

Are you a faculty researcher interested in working at the intersection of health and AI?Apply here

Want to learn about exciting e-HAIL collaborations?
Click here

Events

APR
14
e-HAIL Event
AI-Assisted Augmented Reality Captioning Approaches to Assist Patients with Hearing Loss
2:00pm – 3:00pm in Remote/Virtual
APR
28
e-HAIL Event
NSF’s Smart and Connected Communities (S&CC) Program
2:00pm – 3:00pm in Remote/Virtual
MAY
12
e-HAIL Event
Title TBD
2:00pm – 3:00pm in Remote/Virtual

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News

Jenna Wiens receives U-M Sarah Goddard Power Award for outstanding research and advocacy… for women in academia

The award recognizes U-M faculty and staff who have significantly contributed to the betterment of current challenges faced by women.

Jenna Wiens receives U-M Sarah Goddard Power Award for outstanding research and advocacy for women in academia

Prof. Emily Mower Provost receives NSF grant for research in personalized emotion recognition

The project aims to create new and personalized speech emotion recognition approaches and to use these approaches to investigate how changes in emotion are related to changes in mental health.

Prof. Emily Mower Provost receives NSF grant for research in personalized emotion recognition

Six new projects funded by LG AI Research  

The projects are a part of LG’s mission to advance AI such as Deep Reinforcement Learning, 3D Scene Understanding, and Reasoning with a Large-scale Language Model and Bias & Fairness related…

Six new projects funded by LG AI Research  

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