Joseph Ahn MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Meghan Aversa MD, MS, FRCPC
University Health Network
Mamatha Bhat MD, MSc, PhD, FRCPC
Symposium Co-Chair and Transplant AI Initiative Co-Lead
University Health Network
Paul Friedman MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Julie Heimbach MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Robert Huebert MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Deepali Kumar MD, MSc, FRCPC
University Health Network
Girish Mour MBBS
Mayo Clinic, Arizona
Nicholas Papernot PhD
University of Toronto
Pranav Rajpurkar PhD
Harvard University
Andrew Rule MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Tuomas Sandholm PhD
Carnegie Mellon University
Steve Schudlo
University Health Network
Vijay Shah MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Aman Sidhu MD
Symposium Co-Chair and Transplant AI Initiative Co-Lead
University Health Network
Doug Simonetto MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Mark Stegall MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Mary Vyas MA, SM
PSC Partners Seeking a Cure
Brad Wouters PhD
University Health Network
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