ISMAI 2026 for researchers and abstract authors
ISMAI 2026 welcomes clinical, scientific, ethical, technical, educational and governance contributions on medical AI from researchers, clinicians, trainees and multidisciplinary teams.
Official ISMAI 2026 event facts
Official- Event
- International Symposium on Medical AI
- Edition
- ISMAI 2026
- Dates
- 3-4 December 2026
- Venue
- Aula Magna CTO, AOU Careggi
- City
- Florence, Italy
- Organiser
- International Society of Medical AI
- Format
- In-person scientific symposium
What ISMAI 2026 offers this audience
The symposium reviews abstracts by scientific quality, clinical relevance, methodological transparency, ethical conduct and fit with the ISMAI 2026 themes.
A multidisciplinary audience of clinicians, methodologists, ethicists, regulators and patient representatives responds to the work presented.
Governance, ethics and patient safety are treated as scientific questions, so work in these areas is not marginal to the programme.
Core questions covered
These are the questions the programme is designed to hold open for discussion. They set the scientific and professional register a reader in this audience can expect.
- What kind of medical AI work fits an academically serious, clinically grounded symposium?
- How should submissions describe validation, safety, ethical review and governance around a project?
- How should authors discuss industry support and conflicts of interest?
- How should presenting authors prepare for review by a multidisciplinary audience?
Relevant ISMAI 2026 topics
The following topic pages are the most direct companions to this audience page. Each explains how the theme is treated in the scientific programme.
Relevant abstract tracks
Authors from this community whose work is relevant to the symposium should consider the following tracks. Full track scopes are published on the call for abstracts.
- Clinical AI Implementation
- Validation, Monitoring and Model Lifecycle
- AI Governance and Regulation
- Patient Safety and Risk Management
- Medical Education and AI Literacy
- Clinical Judgement and Human Decision-Making
- Ethics, Equity and Public Trust
- Hospital Readiness and Organisational Transformation
- Technical Development with Clinical Relevance
- Philosophy of Medicine and AI
Suggested next steps
These are the pages most likely to be useful once this audience page has answered the initial question of fit.
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Last updated: 1 July 2026