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Dear friends and colleagues, Thank you for your interest in the Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health and our 5th Annual Symposium, "Bridging Psychiatry, Neuroscience & AI.” Hosted by our Center and Stanford’s Major Laboratories and Clinical Translational Neuroscience Incubator on Sept. 26, the event was a tremendous success, and we are so grateful to everyone who participated. The energy was palpable as we brought together Stanford faculty, postdocs, staff, students, affiliates, academic experts, and industry leaders for a full day of presentations and discussions about the latest breakthroughs in precision mental health. The insights shared by speakers and the exchange of ideas made for lively discussions throughout the symposium and during the poster session. Starting today, the recordings of the symposium sessions are now available to view and share. You can access the full program on our YouTube channel. We hope they serve as a valuable resource and provide insight into the innovative research and collaborations occurring in our field. The symposium featured an outstanding group of distinguished panelists who explored the intersection of psychiatry, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. Highlights include: • Opening remarks by Dean Lloyd Minor and Stanford Health Care CEO David Entwistle. • Special announcement by Drs. Ruth O’Hara and Leanne Williams • Sessions on groundbreaking topics, including "Revolutionizing Precision Approaches to Cognitive and Mental Health: A Role for AI," "A New Era: Advancing Mental Health Through AI and Digital Solutions," "Shaping the Future of Precision Mental Health with Human-Centered AI," and "Advancing Precision Mental Health: Integrating Neuroimaging, AI, and Therapeutic Innovations". • An insightful panel discussion on "The Path from Mental Illness to Mental Health - Bridging the Gap through Innovation and Collaboration," chaired by Dr. Tom Insel. • Closing remarks by Dr. Rebecca Cooney, Editor-in-Chief of Nature Mental Health. We extend a special congratulations to the poster session winners for their outstanding contributions (the video will be posted in the next two weeks): • Jeesung Ahn, PhD: "Developing Clinically Interpretable Neuroimaging Biotypes in Psychiatry". • Dan McCalley, PhD: "A step toward precision Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Alcohol Use Disorder". • Alexander Palmer, BS: "Neurophysiological correlates of psychedelic experience are retained during general anesthesia". Attendees seeking continuing education credits, please remember that CME credits were available through our collaboration with the Stanford Center for Continuing Medical Education. For more information, please visit the activity page. Thank you for your continued interest and support. We look forward to staying connected. Sincerely, The Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health team precisionmentalhealth@stanford.edu Center X | Dr. Williams X | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn |YouTube | Newsletter signup (fb)