Session formats
The conference brings together researchers, academics, healthcare professionals, industry experts, educators and other professionals for a programme built around knowledge sharing and meaningful discussion. Across keynote talks, focused sessions, workshops and interactive forums, participants can explore current developments, exchange ideas and connect with colleagues from different backgrounds.
Keynote Forum
The Keynote Forum features invited experts who offer broader perspectives on important developments within their fields. These sessions are designed to introduce major themes, share valuable experience and encourage participants to think about the opportunities and challenges shaping the future.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Mini-Plenary Sessions
Mini-Plenary Sessions provide a focused setting for exploring specific subjects in greater depth. Speakers address selected themes, recent developments and practical questions while allowing participants to gain insights without the format of a large general session.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Distinguished Speakers Forum
The Distinguished Speakers Forum brings together experienced professionals and recognized voices for conversations around significant developments in their areas of expertise. The sessions offer participants an opportunity to hear different perspectives and consider the wider impact of emerging ideas and practices.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Student Forum
The Student Forum creates a welcoming space for students to present their ideas, discuss their interests and engage with experienced members of the professional community. It encourages curiosity, participation and early connections that can support future academic and professional development.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Poster Sessions
Poster Sessions provide an informal setting where participants can explore research projects, findings, case studies and new ideas. Presenters have the opportunity to explain their work directly, answer questions and receive feedback while visitors can move between topics and discover areas of shared interest.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Young Researchers Forum
The Young Researchers Forum gives early-career researchers a dedicated opportunity to share their work and take part in open discussions with peers and experienced professionals. The forum encourages new ideas, constructive feedback and connections that can support researchers as they develop their careers.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Educational Workshops
Educational Workshops are designed around practical learning and deeper exploration of selected topics. Through guided discussions, examples and interactive activities, participants can develop their understanding of specific subjects and take useful knowledge back into their academic or professional work.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Research Workshop
The Research Workshop provides a dedicated environment for discussing research approaches, developing ideas and examining current questions within the field. Participants can learn from different research experiences, exchange perspectives and explore ways to strengthen future projects and collaborations.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Corporate Workshop
The Corporate Workshop focuses on practical issues faced by organizations and professionals in today's changing environment. Discussions may cover leadership, innovation, strategy, workplace challenges and emerging opportunities, creating a space where professional experience and new ideas can come together.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Mini-Symposia
Mini-Symposia bring together speakers around a shared topic or closely connected area of interest. The format allows several perspectives to be explored within one focused programme, helping participants understand a subject from different academic, professional and practical viewpoints.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Highlights of the Day Sessions
Highlights of the Day Sessions bring attention to selected presentations, discussions and ideas from across the conference programme. They offer participants an opportunity to revisit important themes, discover sessions they may have missed and take away key points from the day's activities.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Meet the Professor
Meet the Professor offers participants a more personal opportunity to interact with experienced academics and subject experts. The informal format encourages questions, conversation and the exchange of ideas beyond the traditional presentation setting.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Educational Sessions
Educational Sessions cover selected topics through presentations, discussions and practical explanations. They are intended to support continuous learning and give participants useful perspectives that can be applied to their studies, research or professional activities.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.
Training Programs
Training Programs are designed to help participants build practical knowledge and strengthen skills relevant to their work or area of study. Depending on the conference, sessions may include demonstrations, guided activities, expert instruction and opportunities to apply new concepts in a practical setting.
Sessions in this format will be listed here once they are scheduled. See the Scientific Program.