See it work.
Watch selected technologies demonstrated through a concrete healthcare or research workflow.
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Healthcare & Life Science
See useful technologies in action, ask practical questions, and explore what it would take to put them to work.
Partner or contributeThe date, program and contributors are being finalized. Expressing interest does not confirm a place or enroll you in a paid plan.
Two clinicians reviewing radiology images across several computer monitors.
Proposed date · To be confirmedThursday, November 12, 2026
Virtual · Two three-hour blocks9 a.m.–noon & 1–4 p.m. Pacific
First quarterly editionEight planned demonstrations
Useful technology. In context.
From “interesting”
to “what could this do for us?”
The first quarterly virtual edition connects healthcare professionals, life scientists and researchers with the people building useful technologies.
Ask what matters.
Examine evidence, inputs and limitations. Bring the questions that product descriptions leave unanswered.
Find a next step.
Understand what to investigate, what to ask and how to explore suitable access or a further discussion.
Choose where you want to explore
One day. One live room. Two perspectives.01 / MORNING
Healthcare workflows and patient access
9 a.m.–noon Pacific · Proposed block
Potential topics under consideration
- Communication
- Scheduling & intake
- Administrative documentation
- Referrals & care-team workflows
02 / AFTERNOON
Life-science research and discovery
1–4 p.m. Pacific · Proposed block
Potential topics under consideration
- Research data & literature
- Image analysis
- Modeling & discovery
- Laboratory workflows & reproducibility
Commercial products, academic projects and open-source tools are welcome. AI is an area of interest, not a requirement. Final topics depend on confirmed contributions.
The proposed program
Two focused blocks.
Attend the sessions that matter to you.
Browse the proposed morning and afternoon slots. Choose a block or explore the full day.
Proposed program · All times Pacific (PST, UTC−8)
Date and contributors to be confirmed
Showing both proposed blocks and the lunch break.
Healthcare workflows and patient access
9 a.m.–noon Pacific 4 planned demonstrations
- 9:00 a.m.– 9:10 a.m.Welcome: healthcare workflows and the questions guiding the morning
- 9:10 a.m.– 9:45 a.m.
Healthcare demonstration 1
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 9:45 a.m.– 10:20 a.m.
Healthcare demonstration 2
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 10:20 a.m.– 10:35 a.m.Screen break
- 10:35 a.m.– 11:10 a.m.
Healthcare demonstration 3
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 11:10 a.m.– 11:45 a.m.
Healthcare demonstration 4
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 11:45 a.m.– noonPractical takeaways, unresolved questions and next steps
Life-science research and discovery
1–4 p.m. Pacific 4 planned demonstrations
- 1:00 p.m.– 1:10 p.m.Welcome: life-science workflows and the questions guiding the afternoon
- 1:10 p.m.– 1:45 p.m.
Life-science demonstration 1
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 1:45 p.m.– 2:20 p.m.
Life-science demonstration 2
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 2:20 p.m.– 2:35 p.m.Screen break
- 2:35 p.m.– 3:10 p.m.
Life-science demonstration 3
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 3:10 p.m.– 3:45 p.m.
Life-science demonstration 4
Planned slot · Product and presenter to be confirmed.
- 3:45 p.m.– 4:00 p.m.Practical takeaways, unresolved questions and next steps
Noon–1 p.m. Pacific Lunch break
Six scheduled hours, including screen breaks, across a seven-hour day. One live room.
These are planned session slots. Products and presenters have not been confirmed.
Inside a demonstration
A working demonstration—
with time to question it.
Each standard session includes a 20-minute presentation or working demonstration, ten minutes of moderated questions, and a brief introduction and wrap-up.
35min
One workflow.
Room for real questions.
See the technology at work.
The presenter shows what works today, explains the inputs and setup, and identifies the product’s current stage and supporting evidence.
Six questions every presenter should answer
- 01The problem and intended user.
- 02What the technology actually does today.
- 03The inputs, setup and workflow changes it requires.
- 04The evidence supporting the claims.
- 05Important limitations and unanswered questions.
- 06A reasonable next step for someone interested.
Research prototypes, beta products and commercially available technologies will be identified by their current stage. Demonstration is not certification or endorsement.
Different perspectives. Better questions.
Bring your work.
Bring your perspective.
Whether you use technology, build it, question it or connect people to it, there is a way to contribute. These are invitations to participate; no audience group or organization is represented as confirmed.
Healthcare professionals & teams
Bring the questions your workflow needs answered.
Life scientists & researchers
Examine methods, outputs and the potential fit for your work.
Builders, suppliers & academic innovators
Show a working technology and explain its current stage.
Experts & reviewers
Contribute informed questions and scoped perspectives.
Associations, universities & research networks
Explore useful programming for your community.
Investors, accelerators, NGOs & public sector
Suggest technologies, priorities and relevant contributors.
For builders & suppliers
Bring the work.
Show what it enables.
Have a working product, research tool or useful workflow? Tell us what it does, who it helps and what someone could learn from seeing it in action.
A full preparation pack or backup recording is not required at the inquiry stage.
Propose a demonstrationSubmit or update a solutionThe existing solution-submission route may require approved access.
For partners & communities
Make the exchange
more useful.
Associations, professional societies, universities, research networks, accelerators and newsletters can help shape relevant participation.
- Share an invitation with a relevant community.
- Suggest demonstrators or professional contributors.
- Contribute educational material.
- Support production or accessibility.
- Discuss clearly disclosed sponsorship.
Attendee contact details are not part of a partnership or sponsorship offer.
Editorial consideration, demonstration selection, paid services and disclosed sponsorship remain separate. Payment does not buy favorable evaluation, unsupported claims, an event slot or attendee contact details.
Start with your question
What would you like to see explained?
Comparing tools, struggling with a workflow or unsure what a technology could do for your team? Describe the problem through Medneed’s existing private Needs process.
Existing access requirements, plan eligibility and usage limits apply. A private need stays private; using it in event materials requires separate, specific permission. Do not include patient-identifying information, confidential records or unpublished research.
Take part in the first edition
The next useful
conversation
starts with you.
Tell us where your interests fit. Arrangements remain provisional.
Proposed: Thursday, November 12, 2026 — to be confirmed
- Private inquiries, reviewed by Medneed
- Contact permission for this showcase only
- No automatic account or paid enrollment
Before you take part
A few practical
questions.
Does expressing interest reserve a place?
No. It records your interest while arrangements are being finalized. It is not a ticket purchase, confirmed registration or paid-plan enrollment.
Is attendance free?
Submitting an expression of interest is free. Final attendance arrangements will be confirmed before registration opens.
Will recordings be available?
We intend to make permission-cleared recordings and supporting resources available where feasible. Recording and reuse arrangements will be confirmed with contributors.
Can I propose a product or research demonstration?
Yes. We welcome relevant commercial products, academic projects and open-source tools. Tell us what works today, who it is for and what someone could learn. AI is an important area of interest, but it is not required. A full preparation pack or backup recording is not needed for the initial inquiry. Submission does not guarantee selection.
Does appearing mean Medneed endorses the product?
No. Demonstrations are opportunities to understand a technology and ask questions. They are not certification, clinical validation or a blanket recommendation. Presenters will be asked to explain the evidence and limitations of their claims.
How are sponsorship and commercial services handled?
Sponsorship and promotional relationships must be clearly disclosed. Editorial consideration, demonstration selection and separately scoped paid services remain distinct. Payment does not buy favorable evaluation, unsupported claims, an event slot or attendee contact details.
What happens to the information I submit?
Inquiries are private and reviewed by Medneed administrators. Contact permission applies to this showcase inquiry only. It does not authorize newsletter enrollment, supplier introductions or publication of your questions. Any reuse needs separate, specific permission. Do not include patient-identifying information, confidential records or unpublished research.
Stay part of the conversation
Useful technology.
Meaningful next steps.
Help shape the first edition.
Expressions of interest only. Sessions are informational, not endorsement, certification or clinical guidance.