Huy Nguyen
Garvan Institute of Medical Research, NSW, Australia
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Huy Nguyen is a PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney. He previously a visiting student at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and graduated with Honors with a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Technology Sydney. Huy’s expertise includes modeling time-series data, developing prediction models, managing complex datasets, and applying AI to solve healthcare challenges. As a data scientist and AI engineer for the Vietnam Osteoporosis Study, Huy contributed to osteoporosis management and helped establish the Saigon Medical Research Centre. He has also worked on national surveys in Vietnam to investigate patient satisfaction and collaborated with the Dubbo Osteoporosis Epidemiology Study to better understand fractures. His recent projects involve using AI to diagnose asymptomatic vertebral fractures, find optimal paths for hip surgery, quantify bone mineral density, and assess bone quality from plain X-rays. Huy received the Young Investigator Award from ASBMR and the Best Presentation Award from SydneyMSK in 2023 for developing an AI to predict areal bone mineral density. He was also the first runner-up for the Young Investigator Award at ANZBMS in 2021 for developing an AI that identifies asymptomatic vertebral fractures.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Patterns of osteoporosis treatment initiation following low-trauma fracture: an Australian population-based cohort study (#5)
10:45 AM
Mike Lin
Roger Melick Young Investigator Award Symposium
A Novel Deep Learning Application to Predict High-risk Fracture Patients for Imminent Non-Fracture Re-Hospitalisations (#54)
12:15 PM
Thach Tran
Symposium: From Pixels to Patients: Digital Innovations in Bone Health
Clinically Interpretable Predictors of Imminent Subsequent Fractures in a Deep-Learning Prediction Model (#55)
12:27 PM
Huy Nguyen
Symposium: From Pixels to Patients: Digital Innovations in Bone Health
Fracture Site, Aging, and Multimorbidity Shape Post-Fracture Consequences: A Whole-of-Population Study (#101)
6:00 PM
Thach Tran
ANZBMS Plenary Posters Session
ANZBMS 2026