Forum for Applied Imaging Research (FAIR): Large Language Model
Date
Type
Time Duration
Location
Video Conference To
Speakers
![](https://radiology.ucsf.edu/sites/radiology.ucsf.edu/files/styles/150w/public/fields/field_image/speakers/Jae%20Ho%20Sohn-101%20SQ.jpg?itok=TBB30BZn)
Dr. Jae Ho Sohn is a cardiothoracic radiologist and co-chair of the education pillar of the UCSF Center for Intelligent Imaging. His research focuses on radiological natural language processing, lung cancer imaging, and clinical translation of 0.55T low-field lung MRI. As a physician with engineering background, he has been broadly involved in projects that use mathematical and engineering techniques to tackle research questions in radiology. His notable work on natural language processing includes automated protocolling of MRI studies, BERT for detection of radiology report dictation errors, and clinical language search algorithm to match clinical indication with appropriate radiological studies, many in collaboration with students, residents, and engineers.
![](https://radiology.ucsf.edu/sites/radiology.ucsf.edu/files/styles/150w/public/fields/field_image/speakers/Yu_Yannan%203%20SQ.jpg?itok=xDFOkgLD)
Dr. Yannan Yu is a second year (PGY-3) radiology resident at UCSF Radiology and Biomedical Imaging with plans for T32 research fellowship involving machine learning in radiology, including Large Language Model (LLM). Dr. Yu completed an internship at University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, MA in 2022. She completed her post-doctoral fellowship at Stanford University, Stanford, CA with extensive research focus on computer vision and other machine learning algorithm development in neuroradiology. Dr. Yu received her MD degree in Diagnostic Medicine at Peking Union Medical College, Beijing, China in 2016.
![](https://radiology.ucsf.edu/sites/radiology.ucsf.edu/files/styles/150w/public/fields/field_image/speakers/ki%20lai.jpg?itok=xFop_ZQ-)
As UCSF's Chief Data Officer, Ki leads the strategic planning, development, and implementation of data analytics and AI initiatives aimed at advancing the academic medical center's educational, research, and clinical goals. In his capacity, Ki works closely with different leadership groups at UCSF to improve data and AI accessibility and accuracy while maintaining robust governance and fostering innovation aligned with the institution's mission. Prior to his tenure at UCSF, Ki served as Chief Data Officer at UT Southwestern Medical Center and held various technology roles in the financial industry.