Regenstrief Institute informaticians and other data experts will share their research insights and innovations from November 15-19 during the 2025 American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Annual Symposium in Atlanta, Georgia.
AMIA’s Annual Symposium is the premier medical informatics event, presenting leading-edge scientific research and a wide array of scientific sessions. The symposium presents work from across the spectrum of the informatics field – translational bioinformatics, clinical research informatics, clinical informatics, consumer health informatics and public health informatics.
Regenstrief experts will contribute to the symposium through poster presentations, expert panels, workshops and podium abstracts. Representing every stage of the research career ladder — from pre-doctoral fellows and postdoctoral trainees to seasoned research scientists — Regenstrief will be well-represented across the conference.
Regenstrief presenters and their topics:
Saturday, November 15
- Regenstrief Chief Data Scientist Jiang Bian, PhD – Knowledge Representation and Semantics Working Group Collaborative Workshop 2025: Special Focus on Harmonization of Biomedical Knowledge with Real World Evidence in Diverse Applications.
Sunday, November 16
- Regenstrief Research Scientist Saptarshi Purkayastha, PhD – Modernizing Informatics Education with an Open Platform and Community.
- Regenstrief Research Scientist and Regenstrief Center for Biomedical Information Director Brian Dixon, PhD, MPA – Public Health Reloaded: Visualizing, Modeling, and Modernizing Population Data.
- Dr. Dixon – Public Health Perspectives: Modernizing Informatics Across the Spectrum.
Monday, November 17
- Dr. Bian – Pharmacoinformatics: Integrating Data Science and Artificial Intelligence into Drug Life Cycle.
- Dr. Dixon – Federated, Fast, and Frugal: Building Multi-Site Research Networks with Federally Mandated FHIRI APIs and AI.
- Dr. Dixon – Multifaced Approaches to Building the Public Health Informatics Workforce for Supporting Data Modernization in Public Health.
- Regenstrief Research Scientist Xing He, PhD – Precision Risk Modeling Across the Clinical Spectrum.
- Executive Director of Health Data Standards at Regenstrief Marjorie Rallins, DPM, M.S. – SHIELD as a Mechanism to Support the Adoption of LOINC® and SNOMED CT Standards for Laboratory Data Interoperability.
- Former Indiana University (IU)/Regenstrief Fellow Emma McCord, MPA, PhD, Regenstrief Affiliate Scientist Justin Blackburn, PhD, and Regenstrief Chief Information Officer and Research Scientist Chris Harle, PhD – Factors Associated with Chronic Pain Clinical Decision Support Use in Primary Care.
- IU/Regenstrief Fellow Leigh Anne Tang – Towards Developing a Polysocial Risk Score for Health-Related Social Needs.
Tuesday, November 18
- Regenstrief Research Scientist Titus Schleyer, DMD, MBA, PhD, and past IU/Regenstrief Fellow Heather Taylor, PhD, MPH – Advancing biomedical informatics in a polarized political landscape: Understanding the bridging divides.
- IU/Regenstrief Fellow Plamena Powla, M.S. – Enhancing Family Authorization for Organ Donation Through Informed EHR-Based Predictive Modeling.
- Dr. Purkayastha – FitWisdom Usability Results from YMCA Users: A PLS-SEM Analysis.
Wednesday, November 19
- Regenstrief Research Scientist Jill Inderstrodt, PhD, MPH – The Role for Informatics in Transforming Reproductive and Women’s Healthcare.
- IU/Regenstrief Fellow Leigh Anne Tang, PhD, M.S. – From Classification to Care: Informatics Solutions for the Opioid Crisis and Substance Use.
- Dr. Schleyer – Challenges and Opportunities to Deploying Artificial Intelligence Solutions in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.
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