Webinar
12:00 PM Eastern Time, Thursday August 21, 2025
Registrants will receive an email with a link to access the webinar after completion of registration.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping how clinical, core-research, and industrial laboratories deliver accurate, rapid, and reproducible results.
This webinar explores practical AI applications—from decision-support algorithms that guide test ordering and interpret complex results, to computer-vision tools that accelerate image analysis, to predictive analytics that optimize inventory and prevent supply-chain disruptions. Speakers will highlight proven use cases, implementation pitfalls, and governance considerations, giving attendees a roadmap for integrating AI to boost quality, efficiency, and compliance.
Primary target audience:
Laboratory researchers, core research laboratories of universities, clinical laboratories, teachers of reproducibility, biotech companies, industry supported researchers, and funders of projects.
With thanks to our sponsors
Agenda
AI integration strategies to improve quality and performance in laboratories (15 minutes)
Chelsea Treboniak (President, Critical Ops)
Decision support for test ordering, result interpretation, and data sharing (8 minutes)
Daniel Herman, MD, PhD (University of Pennsylvania)
Efficient diagnostic test ordering using artificial intelligence (8 min)
Peter Elkin, MD (University at Buffalo, State University of New York)
Transition from an AI concept to a scalable solution in health IT (8 minutes)
David Stefanich
Speaker Biographies
David Stefanich is co-founder and CEO of Rymedi, a digital health company improving the patient-provider experience with a workflow and data automation platform for diagnostics, occupational health and screening, clinical trials and research, and various healthcare services. He is also Chairman of the Board of SCbio. David is an active member of the Clemson University Industry Advisory Board and the High Point University Phillips School of Business advisory board as well as advisor to various entrepreneurship and innovation initiatives. Prior to Rymedi, he was CTO and CIO for pharmaceutical manufacturers and earlier CIO and VP of IT systems for logistics and automotive companies. David was at the forefront of automating global quality management and logistics across the automotive industry. He brought that approach to streamlining pharmaceutical manufacturing. With Rymedi, he brings that proven approach to streamlining and improving coordination across health service providers to improve care quality and patient access worldwide. Rymedi was recently ranked as one of the 50 Fastest Growing Companies in SC, a testament to David’s drive to create a positive impact with the Rymedi platform. In Focus
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