Healthcare does not need another generic AI overview. This track goes after the difficult questions: what the data infrastructure actually has to look like, what reaches the patient, what the evidence says, and what is still unresolved at the research frontier.
This track is aimed at clinicians, researchers, healthcare executives, regulators and AI practitioners — an audience that can handle, and wants, substance.
The programme is built in three movements: foundations and data infrastructure; clinical AI and patient impact; and research frontiers and emerging topics. Speakers include clinicians, researchers, executives, regulators, implementation leads and health-data specialists.
Seven sessions in aiGrunn's central 3-2-2 day format, hosted at Tumult in Groningen.
AI in care and the life sciences, from genomics and imaging to patient information and prevention. See all confirmed talks across the tracks on the schedule.
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We are looking for clinicians, researchers, healthcare executives, regulators, implementation leads, health-data specialists and AI practitioners with something substantive to put in front of a demanding audience.
Difficult questions with scientific and practical relevance, rather than a broad introduction. Submit your proposal for aiGrunn 2026 and join a lineup of speakers from across the Netherlands and beyond.
Submit your talk →Deadline for submissions: 13 October 2026
A selection of health-related talks from aiGrunn 2025, 2024 and 2023. Looking for the deep technical ones? They are on the tech track page.
