How can we turn a promising scientific idea into a medical solution that makes a real difference to patients?
Imagine a child living with a serious health condition for which existing solutions are not enough. Imagine an innovator with the expertise and vision to develop a new approach—but facing the challenge of turning that idea into a safe, effective and clinically meaningful solution.
At Avicenna Days 2027, we will follow this journey over three days, exploring how in silico technologies, computational modelling & simulation, Digital Twin and AI can help bridge the gap between innovation and patient care.
DAY 1 – UNDERSTANDING From healthcare needs to innovative solutions.
We begin by understanding the patient'scondition, the unmet medical need and the broader healthcare challenge. Researchers and innovators will explore how scientific knowledge, computational modelling and simulation, Digital Twin and AI can help identify new approaches and design promising medical solutions.
DAY 2 – VALIDATING From promising ideas to reliable evidence.
How do we demonstrate that a new solution is safe, effective and fit for purpose? We will explore how modelling and simulation can support testing, verification and validation, uncertainty quantification, clinical evidence generation and regulatory assessment, helping innovators build confidence in their solutions.
DAY 3 – CONNECTING From regulatory acceptance to real-world impact.
A promising technology can only fulfil its potential if it reaches the people who need it. The final day will focus on clinical adoption, patient and clinician engagement, healthcare implementation and the wider conditions needed to translate innovation into meaningful patient benefits.
Throughout this shared, real-world-inspired storyline, researchers, industry professionals, clinicians, regulators and patient representatives will bring their perspectivestogether to show how collaboration can accelerate medical innovation and help deliver better healthcare.
Click on the links below to register (a separate registration is required for each day):
