19/08/2026
What if medical physics had its own “Human Genome Project”?
Some of medicine’s most difficult questions cannot be solved by one laboratory, one hospital, or even one country.
Join the IOMP Science Committee for a forward-looking webinar exploring how global scientific consortia, open science, AI, modelling, and multidisciplinary collaboration could help medical physics tackle healthcare’s grand challenges at scale.
From lessons emerging from the International Medical Physics Science Workshop to the inaugural Physical Sciences in Medicine Workshop 2026 at ICTP, the discussion will examine an ambitious goal: developing integrated predictive frameworks capable of anticipating tumour evolution, treatment response, toxicity, and recurrence.
Featuring three internationally recognised leaders:
🔬 Prof. Robert Jeraj, PhD
Chair, IOMP Science Committee & AAPM International Council
University of Wisconsin–Madison
⚛️ Prof. Jan Seuntjens, PhD, FRSC
Head of Medical Physics, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
University of Toronto
🌍 Dr. Marco Esposito, PhD
Head, Medical Physics Programme
ICTP, Trieste
The Large Hadron Collider changed how we study the universe. The Human Genome Project transformed biology.
What could medical physics accomplish if we learned to think—and work—at the same scale?
Be part of the conversation.
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_M9DMbbgpSvK_sm48mi93yg #/registration
