Disc4all Winter School in Leuven

4th Disc4All Winter School was held from February 19th to 23rd 2024 at KU Leuven in Belgium, organised by InSilicoTrials Technologies.
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4th Disc4All Winter School was held from February 19th to 23rd 2024 at KU Leuven in Belgium, organised by InSilicoTrials Technologies.

The Winter School is a cornerstone event in Disc4All calendar, bringing together experts and enthusiasts in the field of in silico medicine.

This year, the organisers implemented several workshops and talks focused on the following topics:

Business strategy: exploring market trends, stakeholder analyses, funding opportunities, leadership and the intricacies of due diligence

Clinical Outreach: engaging healthcare providers and discussing the implications and potential of our work

Models and Simulation in Medicine: delving into risk management, liability issues, and the 3Rs (Replace, Reduce, Refine)

Translational Research: Bridging gaps between medicine, in silico practices, and regulatory frameworks.

The school was very well attended, both on site and online.

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