Registration for organisations
Questions submitted to the Precision Medicine at QUB AIMday will be shared with relevant academics, clinicians and researchers across Queen's University Belfast to identify expertise that can help address your challenge.
We welcome challenges related to areas such as:
- Clinical research readiness, trial-ready cohorts and patient recruitment
- Precision diagnostics, biomarkers, genomics and personalised therapies
- Data, AI, machine learning and real-world evidence
- Digital health technologies
- Drug development, formulation, delivery and translational medicine
- Regulatory pathways, commercialisation and innovation adoption
- Ethical, governance and implementation considerations
When submitting your question, please provide sufficient background and context to help researchers understand the challenge and identify potential solutions. Questions should be specific, written in plain language, and suitable for open discussion.
Organisations may submit up to three challenge questions. As workshop capacity is limited, the questions discussed on the day will be prioritised based on the availability of relevant academic expertise and alignment with QUB's precision medicine strengths.
To maximise the value of the discussion, we recommend that at least two representatives from your organisation attend each workshop and are prepared to provide additional context and insights.
To participate in AIMday you must register for the event. By registering for AIMday, please be aware that your information will be processed, in accordance with GDPR guidelines, to facilitate this AIMday. Read more what requested information is used for.