Meetings

The Cardiovascular Research Foundation^® (CRF^®) and Jon DeHaan Foundation today announced the launch of the TCT AI Lab, a groundbreaking new program debuting at TCT^® 2025, October 25–28 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The TCT AI Lab is a first-of-its-kind destination dedicated to integrating artificial intelligence into clinical practice. Over three intensive days, clinicians will progress from the fundamentals of AI to hands-on clinical applications – guided by leading innovators at the forefront of digital medicine.

The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) invites journalists to attend its 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting — the country’s largest interdisciplinary conference in the field of aging — from November 12 to 15 in Boston, Massachusetts. Qualified media representatives intending to cover the meeting may register free of charge.

Critical Path Institute today announced the outcomes of its Global Impact Conference, held September 9–11 in Washington, D.C. Over three days of working sessions, regulators, industry leaders, researchers, clinicians, and patient advocates outlined priority actions and next steps to further strengthen collaborations that accelerate drug development across rare diseases, neurology, type-1 diabetes, and pediatrics — with the voices of those with lived experience playing a critical role in shaping the discussions.

What challenges do regional labour markets in Vietnam and in Hesse share? And what can each side learn from the other’s solutions? Questions like these will be at the heart of the discussions of this month’s conference of the European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring, which brings together more than 100 experts from Europe, Asia and Africa at Goethe University Frankfurt.

MD Anderson and Nature to co-host conference on the tumor ecosystem 

Examine the scientific and policy challenges of deploying five well-publicized polar geoengineering tools as a climate mitigation strategy.

Enhancing the competitiveness and sustainability of the European legume breeding activities and output is the goal of the BELIS innovation project launched in October 2023. The project's key objectives are to develop cost-effective breeding tools, improve the economic and regulatory environment for legume breeding, and ensure efficient innovation transfer through a collaborative platform for public private partnership. BELIS project has its annual meeting from 9-11 sept at the premises of the Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops (IFVC) in Novi-Sad, Serbia. The meeting is gathering together all the project partners to present advancements achieved so far, to plan for next activities and to reflect on some of the key avenues for improving and innovating in legume breeding. The programme will also include an open day for the BELIS Network stakeholders to hear about and discuss on the BELIS approaches and advances and to visit the IFVC legume experimental fields and a commercial farm.