Michalowski named International Academy of Health Sciences Informatics Academy Fellow

Associate Professor Martin Michalowski, PhD, FAMIA, was elected to the 2024 class of Academy Fellows of the International Academy of Health Sciences Informatics (IAHSI).

IAHSI, the Academy of the International Medical Informatics Association, recognizes expertise and substantial achievements in biomedical and health informatics internationally and is one of the highest honors in the field.

Michalowski’s medical informatics research is interdisciplinary and brings advanced artificial intelligence methods and approaches to clinical decision support, including the mitigation of computerized clinical practice guidelines for complex patients and personalized medicine. Michalowski uses automated reasoning to provide clinicians and nurses with decision support at the point of care. He also applies problem modeling techniques to capture knowledge required for improving treatment decisions and uses big data analytics to support personalized medicine. He is also involved in the development of mobile educational tools for educators and students where he uses integrated automated reasoning, knowledge representation using ontologies, and human factors design.

The IAHSI Fellows will gather for their annual plenary session in August in Athens at MIE 2024, the European Federation for Medical Informatics Association’s annual conference, being co-hosted by the Greek Biomedical and Health Informatics Association.