Save the Date: 3rd KIMed Network Partner Forum

AI Meets Medicine – Safe Solutions for Tomorrow’s Healthcare

3rd KIMed Network Partner Forum | October 27, 2026 | Leipzig

Following two successful events in Leipzig and Dresden, the 3rd KIMed Network Partner Forum will once again bring together stakeholders from hospitals, research, industry, the healthcare sector and politics on October 27, 2026, in Leipzig.

At the Network Partner Forum, you can look forward to a day of scientific insights, practical application examples and in-depth professional exchange on key topics related to the practical transfer of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions into medicine. One of the key topics will be the privacy-compliant processing of medical data for training AI models.

Networking will also be a central focus of the event: Various interactive formats will provide opportunities to identify potential for cooperation and exchange ideas with experts and other interested participants.

Preliminary program highlights:

  • Expert talks and discussions with invited experts on the secure processing of medical data
  • Presentation by Biosaxony e. V. as a point of contact for transferring scientific solutions to industry
  • Short introductions of the network partners
  • Interactive topic boards on the prerequisites and requirements for successfully implementing AI solutions in medicine
  • Time for personal exchange and making new contacts

At a glance:

Date: October 27, 2026
Time: 10:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Venue: Paulinum, Neues Augusteum, 04109 Leipzig

The full program and registration information will follow shortly.

 

We look forward to your participation!

 

About KIMed

KIMed – Network for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine is an interdisciplinary research network in Saxony that promotes the use of AI in medicine. Coordinated by Leipzig University, TU Dresden and Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, the network connects stakeholders from different sectors to support the transfer of AI solutions into medical practice.

Co-funded by the European Union
This project is co-financed from tax revenues on the basis of the budget adopted by the Saxon State Parliament
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