T.H.I.N.K. · 2027 Edition · In person
AI Healthcare ConferenceFrom Intelligence to Impact
Two days for the people who build, evaluate, regulate, and pay for medical AI — spent on what happens after the model works: deployment, evidence, and measurable outcomes.
Dates
March 18–19, 2027
Venue
Stanford Faculty Club, Stanford, California
Wondering what a T.H.I.N.K. conference is actually like? This is our third conference — open Past conferences to browse the video archive from 2025 and 2026.
Photos from past conferences are published here as they are approved.
From Past Conferences
Past Conferences Highlights
Photos from previous T.H.I.N.K. conferences at Stanford, including keynote sessions, poster presentations, and conversations among attendees.
Registration
Register at the Current Rate
Academic and industry passes are offered in three pricing stages. Super Early Bird rates are available for a limited time. All passes include access to both conference days.
From the last editions
What the room actually looks like
Partnership
Join the organisations shaping the future of healthcare AI
Put your brand in front of clinicians, researchers, AI teams, and investors who evaluate and deploy medical AI.
Past partners and supporters
Philips USA
MegaLabs
Santa Clara University
SensoBrain
Medtech Pioneers
PromInnov
Magnimind Academy
Customereye
Axon Branding & Digital Marketing
Synapses Ventures
PathoVis
Foretell Us Venture Scope
The 2027 theme
What “From Intelligence to Impact” means
Healthcare now has no shortage of capable models. What it lacks is proof that they change anything. 2027 is about the gap between a model that performs well in a paper and a service that measurably improves care — and the evidence, deployment work, and measurement it takes to close it.
Evidence
Moving past benchmark scores to prospective evaluation, clinical trials, and outcomes that hold up in practice.
Deployment
What it actually takes to run medical AI inside a health system: integration, monitoring, governance, and trust.
Scale
Extending proven models beyond a single site — across services, regions, and populations without widening gaps.
Impact
Measuring the difference for patients, clinicians, and payers: safety, access, workload, cost, and quality of care.
Program at a glance
What the two days are made of
Keynotes, panels, research and abstract sessions, startup pitches, posters and a hands-on workshop — every format ends with something a delegate can act on.
What to expect
A working conference, not a lecture series
Keynotes
Plenary talks from leaders in medicine, research, and AI.
Panels
Cross-sector debate on adoption, safety, equity, and regulation.
Workshops
Hands-on sessions translating AI methods into clinical practice.
Poster Presentations
Peer-reviewed research presented across both days.
Startup Showcases
Early-stage teams presenting to clinicians and investors.
Networking
Curated breaks and mixers across academia, industry, and investment.
Program
Full two-day schedule
Session times follow the established two-day format. Speakers and final session details are confirmed on a rolling basis.
Thursday, March 18, 2027
- 08:00 – 09:00Registration
Registration & Welcome Coffee
- 09:00 – 09:20Opening Remarks
Opening Remarks: From Intelligence to Impact
- 09:20 – 10:00Keynote
Keynote: Proving Value — Medical AI Beyond the Benchmark
- 10:00 – 10:20Coffee Break
Coffee Break
- 10:20 – 11:20Research Presentation
Research Session: Outcomes and Equity
- Measuring Real-World Outcomes of Clinical AI
- Equity as an Outcome Metric, Not an Afterthought
- 11:20 – 12:10Panel
Panel: From Pilot to Practice — Scaling AI Across Health Systems
- 12:10 – 13:10Lunch
Lunch
- 13:10 – 14:00Panel
Panel: AI, Behaviour, and Everyday Health Impact
- 14:00 – 15:00Research Presentation
Research Session: Foundation Models in Deployment
- Foundation Models in the Clinic — Evidence, Validation, and Monitoring
- From Model to Market: Cardiometabolic AI in Deployment
- 15:00 – 15:30Coffee Break
Coffee Break
- 15:30 – 16:20Poster Session
Poster Session
- 15:30 – 16:20Panel
Panel: Investing in Impact — Capital for Deployed Medical AI
- 16:20 – 17:20Research Presentation
Research Session: Privacy and Regulation
- Privacy-Preserving Learning at Scale
- Regulation as an Enabler: Global Pathways for Clinical AI
- 12:10 – 13:10NetworkingOnline — virtual lounge
Online Networking: Virtual Lunch Roundtables
- Topic tables for clinical AI, regulation, and startups
- Hosted introductions for remote attendees
- 17:20 – 17:30Closing Remarks
Closing Remarks — Day 1
- 17:30 – 18:30Workshop
Workshop: Implementation Science for Medical AI — Evaluation, Monitoring, and Handover
Speaker line-up: To be confirmed
Registration dates and ticket pricing: To be confirmed
Who attends
The room the work needs
- Clinicians and health system leaders
- Researchers and academic faculty
- AI and data science teams
- Founders and product leaders
- Investors and corporate development
- Public health and policy professionals
Previous editions
Moments from past T.H.I.N.K. conferences
Keynotes, panels and the room itself — short clips filmed at the Stanford Faculty Club. Captions play on by default, and transcripts are searchable.
3 videos available.
2025 · AI at the Bedside AI Healthcare Conference 2025
TranscriptTo be confirmed
Transcript: To be confirmed. Captions play with the video via YouTube.
2026 · Precision to Population AI Healthcare Conference — Interview with Co-Chair Chirag Patel
TranscriptTo be confirmed
Transcript: To be confirmed. Captions play with the video via YouTube.
2025 · AI at the Bedside 2025 edition highlights — AI at the Bedside
TranscriptTo be confirmed
Transcript: To be confirmed. Captions play with the video via YouTube.
Good to know
Questions delegates ask first
Registration, abstracts, travel and accessibility — answered in one place.
What is included in a conference pass?
Full access to both conference days, all keynotes, panels and parallel tracks, poster and abstract sessions, catering and breaks, the networking reception, and a digital certificate of attendance.
What is the difference between the Academic and Industry passes?
The Academic pass is for faculty, researchers, clinicians and non-profit institutions. The Industry pass is for companies, health systems, startups and investors, and includes priority access to sponsor and partner sessions.
How does the pricing work?
Pricing runs in three stages — Super Early Bird, Early Bird and Standard. Only the current stage can be purchased; each stage closes automatically on its published deadline and the next one opens the following day.
Can I use a discount or group code?
Yes. If the organising committee has issued you a coupon code, enter it on the purchase page before checkout and the discount is applied to the current stage price.
Do I need an account to register?
No — you can check out as a guest. Creating a free account is recommended: you receive speaker and agenda updates, keep your tickets and receipts in one place, and get post-conference follow-up materials.
Stay informed
Speaker and agenda announcements
One short email when the line-up, agenda or registration stage changes.
Be part of the 2027 edition
Present your research, sponsor a track, or join the notification list for registration and speaker announcements.