08/20/2024
The 24th Precision Medicine World Conference (PMWC) 2025 will take place on February 5-7 at the Santa Clara Convention Center (~5 miles from the San Jose Airport).
Program Overview, below is also a summary:
Full program: www.pmwcintl.com/program/
TRACK 1 Day 1-Feb. 5: GENE & CELL THERAPIES IN RARE DISEASES
Track chairs: Yael Weiss, Mahzi Therapeutics and Morten Sogaard, Astellas
Luminary Honoree: Carolyn Bertozzi, Stanford (2022 Nobel Prize Laureate - Developer of bioorthogonal chemistry that has significantly advanced the precision of targeted therapies)
Pioneer Honoree: James M. Wilson, University of Pennsylvania (Groundbreaking work in viral vector-based gene therapies, significantly impacting the treatment of rare genetic diseases)
TRACK 1 Day 2-Feb. 6: GENE & CELL THERAPIES IN ONCOLOGY
Track chair: Maggie Chapman, Labcorp
Luminary Honoree: David R. Liu, Broad Institute (Developer of base editing & prime editing that revolutionized the field of gene editing)
Luminary Honoree: Crystal Mackall, Stanford (Developed advancements in CAR T-cell therapy, including innovative clinical trials and improved treatment protocols that have significantly enhanced patient outcomes in pediatric oncology)
Pioneer Honoree: Drew Weissman, Penn Medicine (2023 Nobel Prize Laureate - Developer of mRNA technology that revolutionized vaccine development and gene therapy)
TRACK 1 Day 3-Feb 7: PHARMACOGENOMICS (PGx)
Track chair: Kristine Ashcraft
Luminary Honoree: Philip Empey, University of Pittsburgh (contributions to the advancement and practical application of pharmacogenomics in clinical settings)
Pioneer Honoree: Collen Masimirembwa, University of the Witwatersrand (Contributions to pharmacogenomics, in understanding genetic factors affecting drug response in diverse populations.)
TRACK 2 Day 1-Feb. 5: AI AND DATA SCIENCE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
Track chair: TBA
TRACK 2 Day 2-Feb. 6: REAL WORLD EVIDENCE / DATA
Track chair: William Oh, Mount Sinai
Pioneer Honoree: Isaac Kohane, Harvard Medical School (Contributions to precision medicine using EHRs and data science to enable personalized treatments)
TRACK 2 Day 3-Feb. 7: AI & DATA SCIENCES IN DRUG DISCOVERY & CLINICAL RESEARCH
Track chair: Gad Getz, Broad Institute
Luminary Honoree: Jensen Huang, Nvidia (AI/HPC Champion for Next-Gen Precision Medicine)
TRACK 3 Day 1-Feb. 5: ONCOLOGY APPLICATIONS
Track chair: Razelle Kurzrock, Medical College of Wisconsin
Luminary Honoree: Hedvig Hricak (developed multi-parametric MRI for prostate cancer and advanced MRI and CT applications for gynecologic cancers, significantly improving cancer detection, treatment planning, and patient outcomes in oncology)
TRACK 3 Day 2-Feb. 6: WOMEN'S HEALTH
Track chairs: Yoel Sadovsky, UPMC and Noel Bairey Merz, UCLA
Pioneer Honoree: Nanette K. Wenger, Emory University (Pioneering research identified gender differences in heart disease, significantly advancing women's cardiovascular health and transforming clinical practices.)
TRACK 3 Day 3-Feb 7: INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Track chair: Charles Chiu, UCSF
Pioneer Honoree: Julie Louise Gerberding, Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (Pioneered precision medicine at CDC, Merck, and NIH Foundation)
TRACK 4 Day 1-Feb. 5: NEW FRONTIERS IN PRECISION MEDICINE
Track chair: Keith Yamamoto, UCSF
Pioneer Honoree: Robert Califf, FDA (Twice served as FDA Commissioner, pioneered transformative leadership in precision medicine, spanned key academic roles, held strategic industry positions, and drove essential policy changes and regulatory advancements)
TRACK 4 Day 2-Feb. 6: CLINICAL UTILITY OF LIQUID BIOPSIES
Track chair: Adrian Lee, UPMC
Pioneer Honoree: Victor E. Velculescu, Johns Hopkins University (Pioneering ctDNA analysis for liquid biopsies: Revolutionizing cancer detection and personalized medicine)
Luminary Honoree: Nicola Aceto (Pioneered the understanding of cancer metastasis through groundbreaking research on circulating tumor cells (CTCs).)
TRACK 4 Day 3-Feb. 7: MULTI-OMICS & WEARABLES FOR DISEASE INTERVENTION & PREVENTION
Track chair: TBA
Pioneer Honoree: Michael Snyder, Stanford (Transformative work in genomics and wearable biosensors, catalyzing a shift towards predictive medicine)
Pioneer Honoree: Kári Stefánsson, deCode Genetics (Pioneering work at deCODE Genetics has significantly advanced the understanding of the genetic basis of human diseases and the role of genetic variation in health and disease.)
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TRACK 5-6 (S1-2): Showcases – Company Presentations grouped by technology focus
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