ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PRECISSION MEDICINE IN ONCOLOGY
International training for professionals seeking to integrate artificial intelligence, omics sciences, and genomic medicine into clinical practice and research.
4 months
100 hours
Online
March 13–14, 2027
AND CME CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Accreditation Council of Oncology in Europe
European School of Oncology
International organization and coordination
Connecting technological innovation with clinical decision-making
- Medical oncologists, surgical oncologists, and radiation oncologists
- Pathologists, geneticists, and molecular biologists
- Medical physicists and health researchers
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF AI
Predictive models, medical imaging, radiotherapy, and decision support.
PRECISION MEDICINE
Molecular profiling, genomics, and targeted therapies.
REAL-WORLD CASES AND TOOLS
Analysis of applicable platforms and workflows.
INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION
Training supported by European academic institutions.
A clear and practical academic structure
Select an academic track to explore its main modules and applications.
Precision Medicine and Omics Sciences
Foundations of Multidisciplinary Omics & Clinical Genetics
Integration of genetics, genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics into clinical practice, alongside clinical genetics in rare diseases and ethical frameworks in genomic medicine.
Molecular Biology of Cancer & Oncogenic Drivers
In-depth analysis of oncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, metabolic alterations/reprogramming, and cancer stem cell dynamics.
Targeted Therapies & Guided Immunotherapy
Utilizing circulating and imaging biomarkers to guide immunotherapies, deploy Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs), and select molecularly targeted regimens.
Tumor Heterogeneity & Resistance Mitigation
Identifying biological mechanisms behind tumor heterogeneity and therapeutic resistance to optimize longitudinal treatment protocols.
Organ-Specific Precision Oncology Applications
Applying specialized molecular protocols across solid malignancies, including urogenital, gastrointestinal (gastric, colon, pancreatic, liver), breast, lung, melanoma, sarcoma, glioblastoma, and CNS tumors.
Radiation Biology & Translational Biomolecular Imaging
Combining radiation biology with translational imaging and precision biomarkers to guide local and systemic cancer therapies.
Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Oncology
Health Data Lifecycle & AI Ethics
Navigating legislative frameworks, ethical overviews, and data governance across the lifespan of health data in oncology.
Natural Language Processing (NLP) & Clinical Data Integration
Applying NLP and data integration methodologies to interpret unstructured clinical notes, electronic health records, and research databases.
Machine Learning for Predictive Diagnostics & Prognosis
Implementing machine learning and deep learning algorithms for early cancer detection, risk stratification, and patient outcome predictions.
Radiomics, Radiogenomics & Radiotherapy AI
Utilizing deep learning for medical image analysis, radio-genomics, and AI-driven radiation oncology workflows (automated segmentation and dosimetry).
Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) & LLMs in Care
Integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) and clinical virtual assistants (such as IBM Watson for Oncology, ArteraAI, DeepCura, and Google Health) for real-world evidence generation and clinical decision-making.
AI Tools for Scientific Dissemination & Publications
Hands-on workshops leveraging AI tools to build automated scientific libraries, prepare clinical case presentations, design conference posters, and create high-impact infographics and publications.
Everything applicants need to remember
Scholarship application deadline
Last day to submit a scholarship application.
Scholarship results
Selected applicants will be notified.
Early registration deadline
Last day to access the USD 2,500 tuition fee.
Opening event in Santiago
Optional in-person event.
International Speakers and Scientific Committee
Charles Pottier MD, PhD
Dr. Pottier is a specialist in rare tumors and early-phase clinical research, recognized by numerous prestigious academic honors in Belgium.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège); Inter-university Diploma in the “Diagnosis and Management of Sarcomas and Mesenchymal Tumors” (Paris Cité University).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Chief Resident in Medical Oncology at CHU de Liège; Faculty at the University of Liège.
Research Axes & Leadership: Management of the sarcoma section at CHU de Liège and leadership of Phase 1 clinical trials (DITEP seminars at Gustave Roussy).
High-Impact Publications & Awards: Recipient of the Royal Academy of Medicine Prize and the “Fondation Henri Lempereur.”
Elisa Onesti Concetta MD, PhD
Dr. Onesty’s international trajectory—spanning Rome, Gustave Roussy, and Liège—underscores her expertise in fundamental cancer research and clinical trial management.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD (University of Rome “Sapienza”); PhD (University of Liège, GIGA Research Center); Research Fellow (Institut de Cancérologie Gustave Roussy).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Medical Oncologist at IRCCS National Cancer Institute “Regina Elena” (Rome).
Research Axes & Leadership: High expertise in translational cancer research and sub-investigation of clinical trials.
High-Impact Publications & Awards: Author and co-author of more than fifty articles and abstracts in international oncology. The research presented by these specialists informs the following section, which focuses on the direct implementation of findings within high-level clinical and surgical settings.
Guillermo Alfredo Mosquera MSc
MSc Mosquera represents the strategic integration of mechatronics and digital engineering into the medical landscape, particularly through “Industry 4.0” applications.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MSc in Mechatronics and Digital Engineering.
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Director of the Mechatronics School at Universidad Internacional del Ecuador (UIDE).
Research Axes & Leadership: Development of “Digital Twins” for robotic arms, facilitating the simulation of advanced robotic surgical systems; high-efficiency solar technology; integration of mechatronic design in community outreach.
Guillermo Velasco Díez MSc, PhD
Dr. Velasco Díez is a global authority on autophagy and cannabinoid signaling, exploring their potential to treat aggressive brain tumors through personalized molecular targeting.
Academic Titles & Degrees: PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Complutense University of Madrid).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Full Professor at Complutense University; President of the Spanish Society for Autophagy Research (SEFAGIA).
Research Axes & Leadership: Elucidating cannabinoid antitumor activity; personalized glioblastoma therapies targeting the MDK/ALK axis; FLASH radiotherapy research using tissue-on-chip devices.
High-Impact Publications & Awards: Nature Reviews Cancer, Cancer Cell, Nature Cell Biology, EMBO Journal, Journal of Experimental Medicine.
Guy Berchem MD, PhD
Dr. Berchem serves as the vital conduit between the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) and frontline clinical practice, specializing in the translation of functional molecular data into actionable oncology strategies.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD (Université Libre de Bruxelles); PhD (Paris-Sud University/Gustave Roussy); Postdoctoral Fellowship (Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, Georgetown University).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Head of the Department of Hemato-Oncology at Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg; Associate Medical Director at the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH); Honorary Professor of Medical Oncology at the University of Luxembourg; President of the Institut National du Cancer (INC).
Research Axes & Leadership: Governance of over 50 clinical trials across lung cancer, melanoma, myeloma, and urological tumors. His recent research includes personalized functional profiling in spheroids for metastatic colorectal cancer and the investigation of anti-PD-1 immunotherapy via the Ackr2 receptor in melanoma.
Legacy Journals:
- The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)
- The Lancet
- Nature Communications
- NPJ Precision Oncology
- Blood
- Science Advances
- Cancer Research
Guy Jerusalem MD, PhD
Dr. Jerusalem maintains profound influence on international standard-of-care through his roles on steering committees for landmark global clinical trials.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Head of Medical Oncology and Director of the Breast Clinic at CHU de Liège; Professor of Medical Oncology; Principal Investigator for EORTC, IBCSG, and BCIRG.
Research Axes & Leadership: Leadership in international trials including CONFIRM, BOLERO 3/6, SOLE, MONALEESA 3, and APHINITY .
High-Impact Publications & Awards: The Lancet Oncology, Journal of Clinical Oncology (JCO), Annals of Oncology, Cancer Research.
Marc Peeters MD, PhD
Following elite training at Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) and Gustave Roussy, Dr. Peeters has transitioned into major leadership roles influencing European gastrointestinal oncology.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven); Specialist in Hepato-Gastroenterology.
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: CEO and Chairman of Qurin BV; Medical Director of Elmedix BV; Full Professor of Oncology at the University of Antwerp.
Research Axes & Leadership: Leadership in European gastrointestinal oncology trials (PETACC-1, PETACC-3); expert auditor for the European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society (ENETS).
María del Carmen Cabezas MD, PhD
Dr. Cabezas has exerted a transformative impact on Latin American educational and health systems by fostering strategic collaborations with European and Canadian academic organizations.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège); Specialty training in Epidemiology (Erasmus University); Problem-Based Learning certification (Maastricht University).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: General Manager of Health & Research Services; Researcher Professor at Universidad Internacional Ecuador (UIDE); Committee member for international scientific journals indexed in ScienceDirect.
Research Axes & Leadership: Coordination of Phase I–IV clinical trials with a specialized focus on epidemiology and the public health implications of pharmacoeconomics.
Specialized Training Portfolio: Training Focus | Institution || Epidemiology | Erasmus University (Rotterdam) || Problem-Based Learning | Maastricht University || Specialty & Doctorate | University of Liège (ULg) || Clinical Trial Governance | Health & Research Services |
The strategic oversight provided by this committee ensures the scientific integrity and global clinical relevance of the research presented by the distinguished speakers.
Marie-Julie Nokin MSc, PhD
Dr. Nokin’s work is critical in identifying the metabolic drivers that facilitate therapeutic resistance in lung and prostate cancers.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège); MSc in Biomedical Sciences.
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Assistant Professor at the Laboratory of Tumor and Developmental Biology (GIGA-Cancer), University of Liège.
Research Axes & Leadership: Investigation of metabolic vulnerabilities and therapeutic resistance in lung adenocarcinoma; study of Dentin Matrix Protein 1 (DMP1) in human prostate cancer.
High-Impact Publications & Awards: Nature Communications, Cancer Research, Clinical Cancer Research, Journal for Immunotherapy of Cancer.
Michaël Herfs MSc, PhD
With an h-index of 31 and over 2,800 citations, Dr. Herfs serves as a global benchmark for scientific influence in the study of viral-induced carcinogenesis.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MSc in Biomedical Sciences; PhD in Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences (University of Liège).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Research Associate with the Belgian Fund for Scientific Research (F.R.S.-FNRS) at the Laboratory of Experimental Pathology.
Research Axes & Leadership: Investigation of the tumor microenvironment and the mechanisms of immune evasion by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
High-Impact Publications & Awards: 70 academic publications; recipient of competitive Belgian grants including Télévie and FRIA.
Philippe Westerlinck MD, PhD
Dr. Westerlinck bridges the gap between traditional radiation oncology and preventive digital health through technological innovation.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège); Management en Leadership voor artsen (KUL).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Chief of Clinical Service at CHU de Liège; Radiation Oncologist specializing in 4D simulation, stereotactic therapy, and IORT.
Research Axes & Leadership: Developer of the “Cancer Risk Calculator” mobile app; conducted a pivotal cost-benefit analysis of multislice cardiac CT demonstrating significant savings in intermediate-risk profiles.
High-Impact Publications & Awards: Published in European Heart Journal and the Journal of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography.
Pierre Foidart MD, PhD
Reflecting a prestigious Harvard Medical School, Dr. Foidart focuses on aggressive tumor types through a range of highly specialized research axes, while maintaining robust clinical practice in breast cancer and gastrointestinal tumors.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège); Graduate of the Global Clinical Scholars Research Training Program at Harvard Medical School.
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Senior Medical Oncologist at CHU de Liège; Professor at the University of Liège Faculty of Medicine.
Research Axes & Leadership:
- Triple-negative breast cancer: Identification of therapeutic targets and the impact of whole-genome duplication.
- Pancreatic adenocarcinoma: Research into immune sensitization and radioligands.
- Immunotherapy Toxicity: Early detection of immunotherapy-related side effects.
- High-Impact Publications & Awards: Nature Communications, Science Translational Medicine, Cancer Cell, PNAS, Clinical Cancer Research.
Pierre Frères MD, PhD
Dr. Frères balances the management of clinical oncology units with sophisticated research into molecular biomarkers for treatment response.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD and PhD (University of Liège).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Head of the Clinical Oncology Unit at CHU de Liège; Associate Professor at the University of Liège Faculty of Medicine.
Research Axes & Leadership: Research into circulating microRNAs (miR-34a and miR-122) as predictive markers for chemotherapy response; management of febrile neutropenia. The evolution of oncological care necessitates a shift from purely clinical observation to the precision afforded by biochemical signaling and mechatronic modeling.
Rodrigo Dienstmann MD, MBA, PhD
Dr. Dienstmann provides a significant strategic advantage to the cohort by combining a PhD in molecular diagnostic efficiency with an MBA from ESADE. This dual background allows him to bridge the gap between clinical efficacy and system sustainability, ensuring the economic viability and scaling of precision medicine programs.
Academic Titles & Degrees: MD; PhD in Molecular Diagnostic Program Efficiency (University of Vic); MBA (ESADE Business School).
Current Executive & Clinical Appointments: Principal Investigator of the Oncology Data Science Group at VHIO (Spain); Medical Director of the Precision Medicine and Big Data Laboratory at Oncoclínicas & Co; Editor-in-Chief of ESMO Real World Data and Digital Oncology.
Research Axes & Leadership: Strategic implementation of molecular diagnostic programs; former research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston) and VHIO.
High-Impact Publications & Awards: Over 200 publications in peer-reviewed journals, including editorial leadership at ESMO Open.
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
AZ Geel Hospital & ZNK
Luxembourg Hospital Center
CHU Liège
Regina Elena National Cancer Institute
Complutense University of Madrid
University of Antwerp
University of Liège
Maastricht University
Vall d’Hebron Institute of Oncology
Supporting Latin American societies
TUITION AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Limited availability
An alternative pathway for professionals interested in participating in the program.
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Scholarship results
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