News — RNAT — Symposiums — Training / Boot Camp. Past, present and future events.
Intelligence in Life, an organisation dedicated to advancing knowledge and research in artificial intelligence and the life sciences, continues to strengthen its impact with a series of upcoming events and training courses. The RNAT programme (Réseau National d'Avancement Technologique, the National Technological Advancement Network) regularly brings together international experts to discuss the advances and challenges of integrating AI into healthcare.
Intelligence in Life also runs intensive training courses for professionals and students, covering topics ranging from machine learning algorithms to practical applications of AI in biotechnology, as well as themed symposiums providing a platform for knowledge sharing between researchers, engineers and practitioners.
French delegation to CES in Las Vegas and the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference (6-18 January 2027).
Personal alignment retreat in Morocco.
Personal alignment retreat in France.
Support for setting up internationally.
The National Meetings of CRAs and CTAs are the unmissable event for everyone passionate about operational clinical research. Intelligence in Life is proud to have played a leading role in their revival, in partnership with De Vinci Executive Education.
Cyberattacks on hospitals are multiplying, endangering patient data, continuity of care and biomedical innovation. Yet these risks are not new: as early as 2019, our book « Les systèmes d'information et la santé : l'intégrité en question » (Information Systems and Health: Integrity in Question; Dupressoir, 2019) was already analysing the systemic weaknesses of hospitals in the face of new forms of digital threat — growing exposure to cyberattacks, the risk of lost opportunity for patients when critical systems are paralysed by ransomware, and the impact on clinical research and biomedical innovation.
Today we offer practical solutions: deploying cybersecurity strategies specific to hospital infrastructure, protecting critical medical systems, setting up cybersecurity monitoring centres dedicated to the healthcare sector, and training hospital professionals in good practice.
A landmark conference held on 31 January 2019 on managing clinical trials using the RBM approach.
The accidents of the industrial era of pharmacy raise the question of establishing systemic safety in this field.
In his book The Price of Inequality (published in French by Ed. LLL), Joseph E. Stiglitz states that in the United States, 3,100 lobbyists work for the healthcare sector, which is 6 lobbyists per member of Congress.
Other news and meetings (book signings, themed evenings, one-off symposiums) are announced throughout the year: to make sure you don't miss anything, contact us or follow us on social media.
