Starts in 2 months from now
LocationBrussels, BE
ProgrammesThe two-day event is organised in the context of the European Virtual Human Twins Initiative.
Day 1 will mark the launch of an €24 million advanced platform for virtual human twins modeling, integration, and validation. It addresses stakeholders from across Europe, including researchers, healthcare professionals, industry innovators, policymakers, and Member State authorities, to discuss the way forward, particularly how to accelerate the integration and uptake of VHT technologies and to further shape the strategic vision of the European Virtual Human Twins Initiative.
A draft agenda is available here.
To register to attend in person, please use the following link here.
Day 2 follows with a side event on Member States involvement in the European Virtual Human Twins Initiative.This dedicated session is designed to facilitate a structured dialogue with Member States authorities. It will offer an opportunity to engage with the Initiative, explore avenues for involvement and contribute to ongoing reflections on the Initiative’s future. The meeting will also include a presentation on European Digital Infrastructure Consortia (EDICs).
A draft agenda will be shared in the coming weeks. To register to attend (in person or online), please use this link.
For further information or questions, please reach out to cnect-EU-VHT-INITIATIVE@ec.europa.eu.
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