Programme Themes
Agenda-derived themes connecting environmental exposure, public health and infectious diseases, medical AI, health data and trusted collaboration.
Derived from the latest numbered programme
One programme, three connected themes
The official agenda is organised chronologically rather than by track. These editorial themes make it easier to follow the scientific questions that connect the morning and afternoon presentations.
Environmental Exposure, Toxicology and Exposomics
Connecting population exposure, causality, cancer genomics and toxicological validation across the exposome.
- Spatial modelling for reconstructing environmental exposure
- Causality for population health in the exposome era
- Endocrine disruptors and early-onset hepatocellular carcinoma genomics
- Closed-loop toxicological validation in exposomics
Public Health, Infectious Diseases and AI
Examining where AI can support public health, infectious-disease intelligence and real-world decision-making.
- AI support and substitution in healthcare and public health
- Training data and mpox lesion classification
- Foundation models for decoding the language of health
- Zoonotic and reverse zoonotic coronavirus transmission
Medical AI, Health Data and Trusted Collaboration
Connecting pulmonary function, medical imaging, biomarkers and trusted research environments with international cooperation.
- AI-enabled medical development and health transformation
- AI-enabled pulmonary function measurement and clinical application
- AI-empowered next-generation medical imaging
- Big-data biomarker research in urological tumours
- Trusted Research Environments and multi-location algorithm collaboration
- TREMAC Multi-location Algorithm Collaboration signing ceremony
Shared direction
From evidence to international cooperation
The TREMAC Multi-location Algorithm Collaboration signing ceremony connects research with international cooperation. The scientific programme brings together exposome-era causality, public health, medical AI and trusted research environments, with closing remarks concluding the afternoon programme.
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