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AI, Data & Analysis Programme at Precision Medicine West

30 November - 01 December 2027
Congress Centre Basel, Basel, Switzerland

The AI, Data & Analysis programme covers how AI and data science are changing precision drug development and diagnostics, and where human judgement remains critical. It is for data science and AI leads, bioinformaticians, and platform and infrastructure providers.

Session Themes

AI & Machine Learning for Data-Driven Precision Medicine
How AI, machine learning and advanced analytics turn complex biological and clinical data into insights that improve biomarker discovery, patient stratification, treatment selection and clinical outcomes.

Featured Sessions

AI in Multi-Omics: Hype, Reality, and What Comes Next

AI and data in Basel

Building on Europe's strengths in genomics, biomedical research and population health, AI, Data & Analysis at Precision Medicine Europe explores how AI is transforming the interpretation and use of complex health data. With a focus on cross-border data collaboration, multi-omics integration, real-world evidence and responsible clinical innovation, the programme brings research institutions, healthcare systems, pharmaceutical companies and emerging technology innovators together.

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What's changed this year

Over the past year, AI in precision medicine has moved towards multimodal foundation models that combine genomic, imaging, clinical and longitudinal patient data. Big challenges remain: data quality, model bias, interpretability, privacy and generalizability. The priority now is rigorous clinical validation, regulatory oversight and evidence that AI-guided decisions improve patient outcomes.

Who should attend

Pathologists

Digital pathology leads  

Diagnostics companies 

Clinicians

AI and imaging teams

Computational pathology teams

Bioinformaticians

Pathology workflow providers

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2027 Programme by numbers

7+

Speakers

8+

Sessions

7+

Hours of content

How it connects

AI, Data & Analysis focuses on the technologies, infrastructure and machine learning approaches that turn complex healthcare and biological data into insight, including generative AI, predictive analytics and data integration. The other three programmes show how that insight is used, in biomarkers, pathology and multi-omics. Links to each programme, plus the AI & Data Zone.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do we keep patients at the centre of data-driven precision medicine?
The AI & Machine Learning for Data-Driven Precision Medicine track looks at how AI and multi-omics can advance personalized treatment while keeping patient needs, outcomes and trust in focus, including the ethical use of AI and the need for transparent, interpretable analysis.
Where will AI make the most impact, and where is it overhyped?
Sessions look at where machine learning delivers in target identification, biomarker discovery, disease modeling and predicting patient response, and where expectations need grounding in evidence. The discussion AI in Multi-Omics: Hype, Reality, and What Comes Next takes a critical look.
How do you develop AI tools for drug development in a regulated environment?
By building tools that are scientifically robust, explainable and fit for responsible use. Sessions cover how multi-omics and longitudinal data strengthen predictive models, and why interpretability, transparency and trust matter in AI-driven analysis.
How can researchers make AI work on real-world data, safely and at scale?

Sessions cover combining real-world and multi-omics data for disease modeling, response prediction and biomarker discovery, alongside responsible AI practices that hold up as datasets grow more complex.

When and where is the AI, Data & Analysis programme at Precision Medicine Europe?

30 November to 1 December 2027, at Congress Centre Basel. Session times will be on the agenda.

Be part of the conversations shaping
the future of medicine.

30 November - 01 December 2027
Congress Centre Basel, Basel, Switzerland

NextGen Omics Data & Analysis 2026 Agenda at a Glance

DAY ONE

Track 1: Multi-Omics Approaches for Data Integration, Harmonization & Analytics

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Key Event Highlights

An unmissable journey awaits you: from celebrated keynote speakers and insightful private roundtables, to an exclusive gala dinner. Discover the moments that will transform your NextGen Omics & Spatial experience. 

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