The Davos of Precision Medicine. Comes to Yale.
Two focused days and two connected tracks bringing together leaders across academia, health systems, biopharma, diagnostics, AI, data science and investment, in downtown New Haven, steps from Yale.
Why this meeting
Precision medicine, concentrated.
The Yale edition is structured as a focused senior-level forum: two connected tracks, close proximity, more useful conversations and less wasted motion.
Focused, not fragmented
Two deliberately connected tracks let attendees go deep without choosing between a dozen simultaneous rooms.
Translational by design
Every theme is framed around the path from discovery and evidence to workflow, treatment selection and measurable patient impact.
Built for decision-makers
The room is intended for leaders who can fund, validate, regulate, deploy, partner or change clinical practice.
The connective tissue is implementation.
Therapeutics, diagnostics, AI and data are not separate stories. The value is in linking them to clinical evidence, workflow and adoption.
PMWC 2027 at Yale
Program
Explore the scientific themes and session framework for June 24–25.
Day 1
The convergence shaping the next generation of precision oncology
From cancer biology and measurement to AI-supported decisions, new therapies and clinical implementation.
Day 1 honoree
Luminary Honoree
Director, National Cancer Institute (NCI)
Pioneering functional precision oncology, BH3 profiling, and work that helped advance BCL-2 inhibitors into standard treatment for many adults with leukemia.
Session 01
Rethinking Cancer: What do we understand about cancer today that we did not understand 10–20 years ago?
Tumor origin, evolution, heterogeneity and plasticity; molecular architecture; the microenvironment; and tumor–immune interaction.
Session 02
The Measurement Revolution: Seeing Cancer in Space, Time and Motion
Multi-omics, liquid biopsy and longitudinal monitoring, digital and spatial pathology, imaging, and single-cell profiling.
Session 03
From Data to Intelligence: Can AI transform heterogeneous measurements into clinically actionable knowledge?
Integrating patient data, discovering biology, predicting treatment response, developing cancer therapies, and establishing what clinicians should require before acting on AI.
Session 04
The Precision Decision - How do we move from information to a clinical decision?
A clinical demonstration linking pathology, imaging, AI, clinical-trial matching and clinical-genomic databases.
Session 05
Next Generation of Cancer Treatment - what are the new approaches to treat cancer?
Cancer vaccines, engineered cell therapies, antibody–drug conjugates, bispecific and multi-specific antibodies, radiopharmaceuticals and new targeted modalities.
Session 06
From Breakthrough to Bedside: Making Precision Oncology Real - How do we bring precision care to patients?
Trials, remote monitoring, evidence and adoption, regulation, trust, access and health equity.
Session 07
Precision Oncology 2035: What Will the Cancer Care System Become?
Continuously updated molecular profiles, adaptive treatment, AI clinical copilots, new trial models and the human role in cancer care.
Day 2
Rethinking precision medicine in the era of AI, advanced biology, and emerging technology
From a digital and biological portrait of each person to precise intervention, patient-specific models and population impact.
Day 2 honoree & keynote
Pioneer Honoree
Charles Swanton, MBPhD
The Francis Crick Institute / UCL
Evolution, TRACERx, and What ctDNA Actually Changes in the Clinic
Session 01
The Measurable Human: Building a Digital and Biological Portrait of Each Person
The molecular blueprint, biology across the lifespan, the exposome, continuous monitoring and the biology we cannot yet measure.
Session 02
From Prediction to Intervention: How do we precisely change biology?
Editing, replacing, silencing or activating, delivering and controlling biological interventions.
Session 03
Precision Medicine Across Disease: Can We Intervene Before Irreversible Disease?
Rare disease, autoimmune and neurodegenerative disease, obesity and metabolic disease, and aging as a precision-medicine target.
Session 04
Precision Intervention: Machines Meet Biology
Robotic intervention, energy-based treatment, precision radiation, neurotechnology and responsive implants.
Session 05
The Patient as a Model: Organoids, Digital Twins, Regeneration and Replacement
Patient-specific models, treatment prediction, engineered and replacement organs, regenerative medicine and bioprinting.
Session 06
Controversies in Precision Medicine - debates
How much to measure, AI and the clinician, polygenic risk scores, human germline editing, health-data ownership, and real-world data versus randomized trials.
Session 07
From Individual Breakthrough to Population Impact - What It Actually Takes to Translate a Discovery
Why discoveries fail to become medicines, what determines scale, who pays, and how precision medicine reaches routine care.
PMWC 2027 at Yale
Program Chairs
Eric Winer, MD
Director, Yale Cancer Center
President and Physician-in-Chief,
Smilow Cancer Hospital
William Oh, MD
Director of Precision Medicine
Yale Cancer Center and
Smilow Cancer Hospital
PMWC 2027 at Yale
2027 Yale speakers & honorees
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Who should be in the room
A cross-sector audience built to move ideas into practice.
PMWC brings together the people who shape evidence, products, policy, partnerships, investment and clinical practice.
Oncology, pathology, genetics and health-system leaders
People accountable for clinical quality, diagnostic strategy, treatment pathways and implementation.
Biopharma, diagnostics, medtech and platform executives
R&D, medical, commercial, evidence, access and business-development leaders.
AI, informatics, data science and digital-health teams
Builders and deployers working on multimodal models, workflow integration and trustworthy clinical use.
Investors, regulators, payers and ecosystem partners
Decision-makers shaping what gets funded, validated, reimbursed and scaled.
Exhibits and floor plan
Put your company where the conversations happen.
The preliminary Omni floor plan places exhibits alongside the main attendee flow, creating visibility before sessions and during breaks throughout both days.
Hover over a booth or tap it for details, then select the link in the popup. Drag to explore.
For Yale exhibit availability, use Reserve Exhibit Space below.
Venue and travel
Meet, stay and connect in one walkable New Haven base.
The conference address is the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale, a downtown property close to Yale's campus, New Haven Green, dining and rail connections.
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Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale
Keeping sessions and lodging together removes the usual conference commute and creates more useful overlap before, between and after sessions.
Hourly Parking is available in the garage directly below the venue (max day rate $24).
Tweed New Haven, HVN
Approximately four miles from the hotel. Ground transport options should be checked again closer to the event.
New Haven Union Station
About one mile from the hotel, with Amtrak and regional rail connections.
Downtown + Yale
The property is positioned for a walkable conference experience near campus and central New Haven.
Participate
Choose how you participate.
Attend with a team, build an exhibit or sponsorship presence, or help shape the scientific discussion.
Sponsor or exhibit
Build a visible presence around a focused therapeutics, diagnostics, AI and implementation audience, with room for custom packages and team participation.
View Exhibit Map & OptionsSpeak, chair or advise
Nominate a field leader, propose a non-promotional session idea or help shape a high-value discussion around a major implementation bottleneck.
Submit a Program InquiryAttend with a team
Register individually or bring colleagues across scientific, clinical, strategy, data and business-development functions.
Register NowFrequently asked questions
Planning your PMWC Yale visit.
PMWC 2027 Yale takes place Thursday-Friday, June 24-25, 2027, at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale, 155 Temple Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
The two-day program brings together keynotes, panels, clinical demonstrations and debates. Day 1 explores next-generation precision oncology; Day 2 explores precision medicine in the era of AI, advanced biology and emerging technology. The program presents the scientific themes and session framework for both days.
Use any Register Now button on this page to open the PMWC registration page.
The audience spans clinical and academic leaders, biopharma and diagnostics executives, AI and data teams, health systems, investors, regulators, payers, founders and ecosystem partners. A full PMWC audience breakdown is linked from the Audience section.
The venue and hotel are the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale. Use the Book Hotel link to reserve directly in the PMWC Yale room block.
Use the Exhibits section to view the preliminary floor plan and reserve space. The live priority-placement deadline is shown in the Exhibits section; sponsorship and custom activation options are also available.
Register for PMWC 2027 Yale.
June 24-25, 2027 · Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale · New Haven, Connecticut
Program details, speakers, registration terms, exhibit placement and room-block information may change until formally published by PMWC.
