Reframing Precision Medicine: Innovation to Implementation

Reframing Precision Medicine: Innovation to Implementation is organized by Springer Nature and will be held from Oct 13 - 15, 2026 at The Royal Institution of Great Britain, London, England, United Kingdom.

Description:
Precision medicine has moved beyond promise. Genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics and spatial omics are now mature enough to inform clinical decisions. At the same time, AI, machine learning and digital epidemiology offer powerful new ways to link data, patients and outcomes. Yet many health systems still struggle to implement these tools at scale.

This Nature Conference tackles that gap head-on: how do we move from innovation to implementation, and do it in a way that is ethical, inclusive and clinically meaningful?

Over three days, we’ll move beyond theory to show how multi-omics, artificial intelligence and big data are already reshaping diagnosis, treatment and recovery across the human life course. Additionally, there will be special workshops from Nature Careers, Nature Masterclasess and other Nature services.

Reframing Precision Medicine: Innovation to Implementation is a flagship Nature Conference that brings together leaders across science, medicine and policy to ask a simple question: how do we make truly personalised care in the next decade the norm, not the exception?

This event will be led by keynote presentations from:

• Cathie Sudlow- University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
• Feng Zhang- Broad Institute, United States
• Roland Eils- Charité, Germany