20 Feb PMWC Michigan – Big Data in Action: Data-Driven Insights in the Clinic

We are excited to launch the first Precision Medicine World Conference (PMWC) at the

University of Michigan June 6-7, 2018.

The University of Michigan’s Michigan is among the leaders in precision medicine and one of the top NIH grant recipients. Its current areas of expertise not only include precision oncology, drug development and targeted therapies, as well as new approaches to big data, but the university has also developed its own strategy on how to advance precision medicine across its campuses.

We are witnessing dramatic technological innovations and advancements resulting in a rise in new initiatives that help propel the translation of precision medicine into improvements in health care: a rise in new applications of next-generation sequencing, with genetics having an ever increasing impact in the clinical setting, leaving its mark in oncology and other therapeutic areas, AI as the technology pushing precision medicine to the next level.

These technological and medical advances are reflected in the content-rich two day agenda of the 14th PMWC held in Ann Arbor Michigan. The program is a cross-section through the world of precision medicine with its goal of increasing tailored approaches to the treatment of diseases.

Agenda highlights include:

• A lineup of 100+ highly regarded speakers featuring pioneering researchers and authorities across the healthcare and biotechnology sectors such as Francis Collins, Eric Topol, Lee Hood, Jeff Leiden, Steve Nelson, Isaac Kohane and more
• Luminary and Pioneer Awards, honoring individuals who contributed, and continue to contribute, to the field of Precision Medicine
• 500+ multidisciplinary attendees, from across the entire spectrum of healthcare, representing different types of companies, technologies, and medical centers with leadership roles in precision medicine

Track 1 Program – Various Sessions -A sneak peek of topics to be covered:

• Big Data in the Clinic
• AI/Machine Learning
• Data Sharing in Translational Medicine
• Economic and Socio-Political Issues
• Emerging Technologies
• NIH’s All of Us Research Program
• Opioid Precision Health
• Patient Issues and Challenges
• Precision Cancer Therapy
• Precision Health Care Delivery
• Personalized Modeling of P4 Health
• Genomic Data and Precision Health
• Pharmacogenomics Today and Tomorrow
• Big Data in the Clinic
• AI/Machine Learning
• Data Sharing in Translational Medicine
• Economic and Socio-Political Issues
• Emerging Technologies
• NIH’s All of Us Research Program
• Opioid Precision Health
• Patient Issues and Challenges
• Precision Cancer Therapy
• Precision Health Care Delivery
• Personalized Modeling of P4 Health
• Genomic Data and Precision Health
• Pharmacogenomics Today and Tomorrow

Track 2 Program – PMWC 2018 Showcase –Company presentations on their latest novel technologies. See past PMWC Showcase presenters.
Nominate here or apply to present here.

We hope to see many of you at PMWC 2018 Michigan.

Vicki Ellingrod Ringold, PHARMD Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education College of Pharmacy; Associate Director, Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research (MICHR)

Gilbert Omenn, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Computational Medicine & Bioinformatics; Professor of Human Genetics; Professor of Molecular Medicine & Genetics; Professor of Public Health, School of Public Health; Harold T. Shapiro Distinguished University Professor