On June 3, 2026, BINUS International hosted an insightful guest lecture featuring esteemed international expertise from the University of Pittsburgh. Broadcasted virtually via Zoom to students gathered at the BINUS fX Campus, the academic session explored the highly relevant and transformative topic: “Implementing Computational Intelligence for AI-Driven Healthcare Informatics Research.”

The distinguished speaker for the event was Andi Saptono, PhD, from the Department of Health Information Management (HIM) at the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Pittsburgh, United States. Dr. Saptono shared his extensive research and practical knowledge on how computational intelligence is actively revolutionizing modern healthcare informatics. Throughout the session, he highlighted the critical role of artificial intelligence in analyzing massive volumes of medical data, streamlining clinical workflows, improving patient outcomes, and driving forward-thinking medical research.

The lecture was specifically tailored for students of BINUS batch 2027, providing the aspiring tech professionals with a unique opportunity to engage with real-world, interdisciplinary applications of their studies. By illustrating the vital intersection between computer science and healthcare, the session gave students a broader perspective on how the algorithms, programming, and machine learning models they are currently studying can be deployed to solve complex global health challenges.

This cross-border academic collaboration underscores BINUS International\’s continuous commitment to exposing its students to cutting-edge global research. By bringing world-class experts like Dr. Saptono directly into the virtual classroom, the university continues to inspire and equip its students to become innovative, globally-minded leaders in the rapidly expanding field of AI technology.