Creating your questions

Your submission should include a top-line question and a background statement. The question should outline the general challenge, opportunity, or area of interest. The background statement should provide relevant context, explaining why the question is important to your organisation, what challenges currently exist, and what you hope to gain from the AIMday discussion.

Questions accepted for the AIMday will be published openly on this website and promoted to academics and researchers across Queen's University Belfast. This allows participants to identify the questions where they feel they can contribute most effectively based on their expertise.

When phrasing your question(s), please ensure that they are concrete and clear (with no abbreviations) and that they can be discussed openly. This style of question works best for the AIMday format.

We welcome up to three questions from each participating company or organisation.

Some example questions are listed below. If you require assistance in phrasing a question, please contact us at iaa@qub.ac.uk.

• What are the key conditions or obstacles to implementing diagnostic approaches for near-patient phenotyping to enable precision medicine?
• What new innovations or models are available to expand lifecycle opportunities for medicines through asset repurposing?