Digital health technologies are becoming increasingly pervasive. These tools increase opportunities to measure physiology and behavior in the wild (i.e., outside the laboratory). Evolving sensing technologies and data analytic solutions could transform sensor data into clinically actionable information. The IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Body Sensor Networks – Computational Medicine: Expanding Health through Sensing and AI (BSN 2025) will address digital health research and offer participants a unique forum to discuss the key issues and innovative solutions for sensor and systems development, data analytics and modeling, data management and interpretation, and communications.

The third workshop in the 2025 Emerging Digital Methods to Enable Precision Health series, bringing together researchers around reinforcement learning for intervention design, counterfactual treatment generation, and formal verification of digital health interventions. Led three technical sessions as a PhD student: an introduction to AI and machine learning for digital health, reinforcement learning in health and its ethical, safety, and delayed-reward constraints, and a case study applying RL to Type 1 diabetes management, framing state, action, and reward function.

The Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions (IAIFI) is enabling physics discoveries and advancing foundational AI through the development of novel AI approaches that incorporate first principles, best practices, and domain knowledge from fundamental physics. The Summer School included lectures and events illustrating interdisciplinary research at the intersection of AI and physics, hands-on code-based tutorials building on the lecture material, and a hackathon project.

The Iran Internet Programming Contest is a prestigious nationwide competition modeled after ACM/ICPC standards. It brings together teams of talented student and professional programmers across Iran to solve complex algorithmic and mathematical problems under intense time constraints. Beyond the competition itself, the event serves as a premier training ground for regional qualifiers.

The ICPC Asia Tehran Regional Contest is a prestigious, multi-tiered collegiate programming competition hosted annually by the Department of Computer Engineering at Sharif University of Technology (SUT). Since its inception in 1999, the Tehran site has served as one of the critical gateways in West Asia for student programmers aiming to advance to the International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals.

The ACCEPT Programming Contest is an annual ACM-ICPC-style competition hosted by Sadjad University of Technology in Mashhad, Iran. Student teams solve challenging algorithmic, data structure, and mathematical problems under strict time constraints. The tournament strengthens problem-solving and teamwork while preparing top regional programmers for the ACM-ICPC Asia–Tehran qualifiers.