News

VPH2026 Conference: Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities

A number of opportunities are now open for industry partners seeking meaningful visibility and collaboration at the flagship event of the in silico medicine community.

VPH Launches a New Slack Channel for Young Scientists

The new Slack channel dedicated to the young scientists community is online. Come join us!

VPH Executive Committee Interview Series: Prof. Pinaki Bhattacharya on Engagement with Societies

Young Scientists Committee: What’s ahead in 2026

The second and final year of the current Young Scientists Committee kicks off with new webinars, podcast contributions, community spaces, and long-term initiatives designed to support VPH student members throughout their early scientific careers.

Exclusive Member Briefing Sessions on In Silico Methods in Emerging European Health Policy and Regulation

On 21 and 27 of January 2026, the VPH Society is organising two exclusive online briefing sessions to present the latest updates in the policy and regulatory context and how this is effecting the in silico medicine field.

Interview with science-to-policy expert François Busquet from Altertox

In 2025, VPH collaborated with Altertox with the aim of engaging with policy makers in the European Parliament on the topic of in silico medicine. In this interview, we share insights on how to translate scientific advances into policy-relevant outputs.

VPH invited to pitch at EMA/HMA Annual data forum

On 9 December 2025, VPH was invited to present high level pitch at the EMA Annual Data forum, on the how digital twins could shape the future trends in evidence generation.

Belgian MEP Liesbet SOMMEN visits VPH Team

On 12 December 2025, the VPH Society hosted MEP Liesbet Sommen at University Hospital Gasthuisberg, Leuven. The meeting served as a strategic dialogue on the role of Virtual Human Twins (VHTs) and AI in securing Europe’s leadership in medical technology.

VPH at the dealiiX Digital Twins Research School

VPH participated in the Research School on Digital Twins of the Human Body in Trieste, supporting the dissemination of advanced modelling, simulation, and high-performance computing approaches that underpin next-generation digital twins in healthcare.