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AAG SECG Presents: Integrating AI into Ageing and Aged Care Research

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Integrating AI into Ageing and Aged Care Research

Opportunities, Challenges, and Practical Approaches

AI is rapidly reshaping health research, including ageing and aged care, creating new opportunities and challenges for the next generation of researchers. Designed specifically for students and early-career professionals, this webinar aims to demystify artificial intelligence and break down how to use it responsibly in research and practice. We will explore exciting new avenues for predictive care and research activities, address key ethical considerations such as data privacy and algorithmic bias, and map out practical ways to build AI-related skills early. Join us to discover how these transformative tools can support your research and enhance your future career in this evolving field.

Discover how AI is transforming ageing and aged care research
Learn how to position yourself in this rapidly evolving and high-demand field.
Develop awareness of key ethical challenges, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and research involving vulnerable populations.
Gain practical insights into integrating AI into your research workflow.

Hear from our speakers:

Professor Jenny Waycott
School of Computing and Information Systems
The University of Melbourne

Jenny Waycott is a Professor in Human-Computer Interaction at the School of Computing and Information Systems at The University of Melbourne, where she leads the Design for Ageing research group. Professor Waycott leads interdisciplinary research projects that investigate how older adults engage with technology, particularly in aged care and community settings, and how technologies can be designed and used to support wellbeing, identity, and social connection in later life. This work uses qualitative and participatory methods to inform inclusive and ethical design. Professor Waycott chairs the technology subcommittee of the AAG Victoria branch.

Professor Chris Bain
Faculty of Information Technology
Monash University
Dr Chris Bain is the inaugural Professor of Practice in Digital Health in the Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University. He has more than 35 years of experience in the health industry, including 12 years in clinical medicine. He's led numerous software development and implementation projects in the health industry and works with many faculties and Institutes across the University, as well as with a range of health industry partners, in leading the Monash efforts in Digital Health. He is considered a global thought leader in his field.