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Science for health: AI, data and digitalization
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LocationBrussels
Monts des arts, Brussels
Belgium
The next Science for health conference, jointly organised by Medvia and BioWin, will discuss how AI, data & digitalisation can accelerate innovation in drug discovery & development and prevention & diagnostics. With a wide range of speakers and case studies, focus will be on how these digital technologies can help revolutionising the healthcare of today and tomorrow.
The conference brings together academics, industry leaders and policymakers every year to tackle health challenges and spark new research collaborations. During past editions, over 300 people united to form connections in Belgium and beyond.
More information, the conference programme and registration on the event's website. Note that this is a paying event.
Background: The Science for health conference is organised jointly by Medvia and BioWin. Medvia is the innovation cluster of Flanders for better health. It facilitates & supports collaborations among healthtech companies. BioWin is the Health Cluster of Wallonia. It is the regional reference holder for all stakeholders in innovative R&I projects in health biotechnology and medical technologies.
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