Cluster Health & Mission Cancer Brokerage Event

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PLenary session:

Annika Novak, Head of Sector Cancer Mission Secretariat, European Commission
Pre-commercial procurement: not as boring as it sounds, sexier than you think: Marcin Kautsch, Project Co-ordinator & Consultant, EC Evaluator (Poland)
Intro to CL1&Cancer Mission 2027 calls. Vania Rosas (French NCP, MESRE), Sigita Auvertin (Lithuanian NCP, LMT)

Pitching sessions

Pitching session 1 – Healthcare innovations:

Artem Anufriyev, Fulda University of Applied Sciences (Germany) – “Geo Analytics Geo-correlations for Public Health and Civil Protection”
Florent Brun, ADLIN Science (France) – “ADLIN Science: FAIR MultiOmics Data to Reveal New Cancer Targets”
Anna Marusiak, IMol Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland) – “From Genomic Hits to Therapeutic Targets: IMol Expertise”
Magdalena Krystkiewicz-Orzechowska, Medical University of Łódź (Poland) – “Partnering for Precision Healthcare: from Multi-Omics to XAI-supported Translational Research”
Susan (Souzana) Logotheti, University of Patras (Greece) – “Translational Cancer Research in Solid Tumours”
Olivier Gramaccia, SIRRIS (Belgium) – “MEDICAL DEVICE”
Roksana Zakharyan, Institute of Molecular Biology (Armenia) – “MultiOmic Approaches to Cancer Nutrigenomics: Toward Precision Nutrition in Cancer Care”
Sonia Forcales, University of Barcelona (Spain) – “Unlocking the Hidden Repetitive Genome in Cancer”
Daiga Katrīna Bitēna, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) – “Psychosocial group intervention for working-age cancer survivors: from treatment back to work and everyday life”
Erika Korobeinikova, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (Lithuania) – “LSMU & Kauno klinikos: Clinical and Research Partner for Cancer Projects”
Rhodri Saunders, Coreva Scientific (Germany) – “From cancer research to equitable impact”
Ilia Stambler, International Longevity Alliance – ILA (Israel) – “The need to increase support for healthy ageing and longevity research in the EU by establishing a Coordination and Support Programme on Healthy Ageing and Longevity (also as a basis for cancer early detection and prevention)”
Péter Mogyorósi, Laser Consult Kft. (Hungary) – _“_Your exploitation partner in Horizon Europe”
Alexander Tietz-Latza, PRIMA gGmbH (Germany) – “From Research to Policy: PRIMA as Your Policy & Dissemination Partner”
Marge Vaikjärv, Tallinn University (Estonia) – “Bringing the Human Dimension to Health Research: Tallinn University as Your SSH Partner”
Vladimir Frecer, Comenius University Bratislava (Slovakia) – “Faculty of Pharmacy”
Dace Pjanova, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) – “From genomic targets to functional tumour–immune biology”
Martha Zachariadou, Ergobyte Informatics S.A. - "Explainable Clinical Decision Support to Prevent Adverse Drug Reactions"
Sotiria Tsalamani, KMOP –Social Action & Innovation Centre (Greece) - "KMOP Social Action and Innovation in Health Research & Innovation"

Pitching session 2 - Clinical trials

Robert Zdanowski, Military Institute of Medicine National Research Institute (Poland) – “Gene Therapy Centre for Rare Diseases”
Kai Gand, Corsano Health (Netherlands) – “Medical-grade remote continuous monitoring & digital endpoints for clinical trials”
Natalia Wilczyńska-Zawal, Jagiellonian University Medical College (Poland) – “Adoptive CAR-T Immunotherapy in the treatment of Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC)”
Sebastian Majewski, Medical University of Lodz (Poland) – “Collaborative concept for HORIZON-HLTH-2027-02-DISEASE-01-two-stage”
Egils Stalidzans, Riga Stradins University (Latvia) – “Sample specific omics integration into genome-scale metabolic model of tissue”
Hubert Prekurat, Saving Kids with Cancer Foundation (Poland) – “Patient partnership for better paediatric oncology trials”
Hasmik Kostandyan, National Center of Oncology named after V.A. Fanarjian (Armenia) – “From Cancer Data to European Collaboration”
Konrad Wójtowicz, ETER-MED Medical Centre (Poland) – “ETER-MED Medical Centre Horizon Europe Consortium Partner”
Wojciech Poćwiardowski, Provincial Mental Health Hospital named after Dr. Józef Bednarz in Świecie (Poland) – “Mental Health Innovation in Clinical Practice: From Novel Interventions to Real-World Implementation”
Kyriakos G. Varnava, University of Cyprus (Cyprus) – “biobank.cy — Partnering for the EU Cancer Mission and other Horizon Calls”
Selim Besimzade, Uma Bilisim Danismanlik Hiz San Tic Ltd (Turkey) – “Umax Intelligence Stack: Multimodal Health Data and AI Infrastructure”
Tatjana Ivaškienė, Centre for Innovative Medicine (IMC) (Lithuania) – “Centre for Innovative Medicine (IMC)”
Ewa Więsik-Szewczyk, Military Institute of Medicine National Research Institute (Poland) – _“_Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology”
Chiheb Guerfel, Poseidon CRO, Serbia - "Your Clinical Trials Partnerfor Mission Cancer"
Sotiria Tsalamani, KMOP –Social Action & Innovation Centre - "KMOP Social Action and Innovation in Health Research & Innovation"

Pitching session 3 – Digital health and AI

Agata Milczewska, Provincial Mental Health Hospital named after Dr. Józef Bednarz in Świecie (Poland) - “AI-Powered Mental Health: Digital Biomarkers, Virtual Human Twins and Clinical Validation”
Arsen Arakelyan, Institute of Molecular Biology (Armenia) – “Harmonizing large-scale multimodal pan-cancer data for AI-driven subtype discovery and prediction”
Marco Eid, BLUE Engineering S.r.l. (Italy) – “Engineering the Digital Patient VHTs + Trustworthy AI for Healthcare”
César Fernández Peris, Miguel Hernández University (Spain) – “Healthcare Loop: Dynamic Synthetic Patient Repository”
Magdalena Dutsch-Wicherek, National Institute of Geriatrics, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation (Poland) – “SENSE-AGE | AI-enabled biomarkers for disease progression and intervention response”
Dominik Stosik, Sano Centre (Poland) – “Sano Centre for Computational Personalised Medicine” • Sebastian Kawczyński, SIGORIA Security Solutions Ltd. (Poland) – “SIGORIA - IT-focused SME”
Chris Crockford, D&F Technologies Limited (UK) – “Proving todays AI is better than 130-year-old Mechanical Engineering”
Monica Florea, Software Imagination & Vision (SIMAVI) (Romania) – “SIMAVI Digital Health and AI Capabilities for the 2027 Horizon Europe Calls”
Laura Pekiene, Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania) – “Humancentred Digital Health with Measurable Value”
Giedre Kvedaraviciene, Vilnius University, Lithuania - "From patients to translational solutions"
Urszula Staśkiewicz, Military Institute of Medicine National Research Institute (Poland) – “HORIZON-MISS 2027 02 CANCER 01, HORIZON MISS 2027 02 CANCER 03, HORIZON HLTH 2027 02 TOOL 01 two stage”
Nikolaos Papadopoulos, HEEELP (Greece) – “AI/ML Technical Partner for Digital Health & Cluster 1 Consortia”
Laurence Alpay, eHealth Dynamics Consulting (Netherlands) – “R&D Persuasive HealthcarR&e Technology”
Michele Calabro, European Regional and Local Health Authorities asbl (Belgium) – “EUREGHA – Connecting with Regional and Local Health Authorities across Europe”
Federico Baldisseri, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) – “Trustworthy Multimodal Biomarkers for Cardiometabolic Progression and Treatment Response”
Bram Lievens, Studies in Media, Innovation & Technology (Belgium) – “Human-centred meaningful oversight for trustworthy AI in health”
Ewelina Bigus, QSAR Lab Ltd. (Poland) – “Digital health and AI”
Claire Lynam, Prova Health (UK) – “Getting health innovation adopted: Evidence, economics and commercial exploitation”
Gizem Yazli, PAICON (Germany) – “R84 Consortium Closing Health AI’s 84% Data Gap”
Alena Bubeck, Steinbeis Europa Zentrum (Germany) - "From Ideas to Impact: Steinbeis Europa Zentrum as your

Partner for European Health Projects"