AIMI Symposium + Summit Series 2026

The AIMI Symposium + Summit Series 2026 convenes experts and practitioners across academia, healthcare, industry, and policy to examine the frontiers of health AI and the work required to move innovation responsibly into practice.

Spanning research, clinical translation, and implementation, the series brings together three convenings. The AIMI Symposium, the AIMI Pediatric Symposium, and the Academic x Industry Summit together aim to connect scientific advancement with real-world deployment and cross-sector collaboration.

The AIMI Symposium + Summit Series takes place during the first week of June as part of Stanford Health AI Week, a series of events spanning research, clinical care, education, and policy. 

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

We invite students, trainees, researchers, clinicians, and professionals from across sectors to submit abstracts for the poster session at the 2026 AIMI Symposium + Summit Series.

We welcome submissions describing methodological advances, clinical applications, implementation studies, and other work advancing the responsible development and use of AI in health and medicine. Topics may span a wide range of clinical domains and health contexts, including pediatric and maternal health.

Accepted abstracts will be presented as posters, and a select number of presenters will also be invited to deliver a lightning talk during the symposium. Accepted posters will be included in the symposium program and may be highlighted in conference communications. Posters will be assigned a presentation date of June 3 and/or June 4, as determined by the planning committee.

Submission deadline: April 10, 2026, at 11:59 PM PDT

Applicants will be notified of decisions in late April. Please note that poster presenters must register for an in-person ticket to attend the event. Early registration ends April 30, 2026. Student and trainee poster presenters will receive complimentary in-person registration. Travel and accommodation costs are not covered.

For questions, please contact aimicenter@stanford.edu.