Invited talks, conference presentations, workshops, and academic events that translate trustworthy AI and biomedical informatics into conversations with researchers, practitioners, students, and the wider community.
Keynote · 2025
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The keynote examined how transparency, fairness, human-centered design, policy, and education can help health AI support human judgment and deliver benefits responsibly.
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IEEE HealthCom Workshop · Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi
A keynote on explainable, equitable, and human-centered AI for health.
Delivered during the IEEE HealthCom 2025 Workshop on AI-Driven Innovations in e-Health on October 21, 2025.
Verified event post →Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences · Florida International University
Machine-learning approaches for hospital readmission and mortality prediction using electronic health records.
The seminar discussed 30-day all-cause hospital readmission and mortality prediction for paralytic ileus and trauma patients.
St. John’s announcement →Data-Driven Science and AI Conference · Florida Atlantic University
A presentation on biomedical content authoring, semantic enrichment, and improving access to online biomedical information.
Presented on May 11, 2022 to an audience of students, scientists, and industry participants.
St. John’s announcement →BIOSTEC · Lisbon, Portugal
Three papers and a poster on explainability, healthcare NLP, readmission prediction, and trustworthy medical coding.
Presented work included NLP-enhanced comorbidity risk scoring for hospital readmission prediction, attention-based explainability in healthcare NLP, and knowledge graph-based trustworthy medical code recommendations.
St. John’s conference report →35th International FLAIRS Conference · Jensen Beach, Florida
Bukhari Lab presented NSF-supported work on socio-technical biomedical content authoring and semantic enrichment.
The lab participated in the May 15–18, 2022 conference with two accepted papers on biomedical semantic content editing.
St. John’s conference report →St. John’s University Manhattan Campus · In collaboration with HIMSS
A public discussion on how artificial intelligence, digitalization, and technology are reshaping healthcare.
The December 5, 2024 panel brought together leaders from technology, healthcare, and higher education.
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Workshops and seminar leadership
Dr. Bukhari moderated the St. John’s Healthcare Informatics Webinar Series, connecting students and faculty with researchers and practitioners across AI, privacy, data integration, NLP, and structural biology.
Each session below is documented on the St. John’s Healthcare Informatics program page.
View the series archiveSpeaker: Dr. Khalid Malik, Oakland University. The session addressed context-aware, human-in-the-loop, privacy-preserving, and federated deep-learning approaches.
Speaker: Dr. Maulik Kamdar, Elsevier Health. The session explored linked open data for pharmacology, cancer research, infectious disease, and biomedical knowledge integration.
Speaker: Dr. Naveed Afzal, Humana. The session reviewed structured and unstructured health data, NLP stages, and healthcare use cases.
Speaker: Dr. Humayun Sharif, Harvard Medical School. The session examined structural biology, Cryo-EM, and structure-based drug design.
Speaker: Dr. Saeed Samet, University of Windsor. The session focused on privacy challenges and research methods in health informatics.
Speaker: Dr. Hazrat Ali, Umeå University Hospital. The session introduced deep-learning applications for musculoskeletal ultrasound imaging.
Presentation archive
The public SlideShare archive contains 18 presentations spanning biomedical metadata, semantic search, immune-repertoire standards, linked data, and earlier work in fuzzy ontology and decision support.
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Ongoing activity
Recent conference highlights and public commentary are shared through Dr. Bukhari’s LinkedIn activity.