A look back at the Midis-Alliés events on November 27 and December 4

The Midis-Alliés events on November 27 and December 4 offered two thought-provoking opportunities for discussion on key topics in digital mental health, bringing together participants both in person and online.

A huge thank you to Mina Guérin for her captivating talk on sexually polymorphic cognition and the factors that influence it. Her presentation—rich, nuanced, and inspiring—explored the links between gender, hormones, cognition, and stereotypes, sparking numerous discussions

Thanks also to Usef Faghihi for his enlightening presentation on the links between machine learning, causality, and digital mental health. Through the PEACE framework, he demonstrated how the combination of artificial intelligence and causal inference enables a better understanding of complex data, while enhancing the interpretability and robustness of models 🤖💡

Finally, a big thank you to everyone who attended, both in person and online, for their questions, discussions, and enthusiasm, which bring the Midis-Alliés to life and help them evolve with each meeting