2nd Annual Clinical Trials in Rare Diseases Europe 2025

We are pleased to announce our event 2nd Annual Clinical Trials in Rare Diseases will take place on 26th- 27th November 2025!

26 - 27

November

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A FANTASTIC NETWORK OF YOUR PEERS AND COLLEAGUES

With over 40 solution providers this will be a perfect platform to reconnect with current business partners, meet new vendors and discover which new technologies are being employed to improve your Rare Disease clinical trials.

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  • 26 Nov 2025
  • 27 Nov 2025
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8:30 AM

Registration and refreshments

9:15 AM

Chair’s opening remarks

Speakers

Erela Dana
Director of Neurology, GlobalData

9:30 AM

KEYNOTE: Funding, investment and budgeting for clinical trials: Sharing best practices to ensure trial success for small/ medium pharma and biotechs

  • Ensuring your trial is both cost-conscious and efficient without compromising on quality and patient safety
  • Why financial accruals for clinical and R&D processes are still so challenging despite years of work to alleviate these obstacles
  • Strategies for cost-effective budget allocation to maintain long-term financial health and positive ROI
  • Avoiding common mistakes to keep your clinical trial budget on track
  • Supporting startups: Tackling investor’s lack of willingness to invest in smaller biotechs

Speakers

Ivo Timmermans
Co-Chief Executive Officer, Pleco Therapeutics

10 AM

The AI-First Protocol in Rare Diseases: Accelerating Research for the Few Who Need It Most

Rare-disease trials face unique challenges - small patient populations, dispersed sites, and limited data. This session explores how AI-first protocol design transforms feasibility and speed in rare-disease research, enabling smarter, patient-centric, and regulator-ready studies from day one. Key Takeaways:

  • How AI-first protocols reduce amendments and time-to-first-patient in small-population studies
  • Using real-world and registry data to simulate feasibility and optimize site selection
  • Building adaptive, patient-centric designs aligned with EMA and FDA expectations
  • Integrating AI into cross-functional workflows — from clinical to regulatory teams
  • Case examples showing measurable acceleration and cost savings in rare-disease trials

Speakers

Matteo Talotta
Director of Clinical Solutions – Europe, Biorce

10:30 AM

Designing appropriate study protocols with limited patient numbers and heterogeneity in rare diseases

  • Finding innovative ways to demonstrate efficacy and safety with small sample sizes
  • Strategies for embedding protocol flexibility in a rare disease environment
  • Collaborating with rare disease CROs to employ statistical methods and help select appropriate endpoints and enhance trial’s chance of success
  • Realistically assessing inclusion and exclusion criteria to ensure adequate enrolment

Speakers

Channa Debruyne
Global Clinical Development Lead, Late stage & LCM Oncology, Servier

11 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

11:30 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: Overcoming sites’ reluctance to run trials in rare disease indications

  • When resources are tight, how can rare disease trials beat the coemption and win sites over
  • Incentivising sites to run orphan trials
  • Balancing patient, site, CRO and investor priorities in your trial design
  • How can CROs help the phenomenon, and enable rare disease patients to access the appropriate sites
  • Proving to sites the ROI in running rare disease trials

Speakers

Erela Dana
Director for Neurology and Immunology, GlobalData
Johannes de Munter
CEO, Neuroplast
Dr. Cornelia Dechant
Patient Advocate, Co-Founder of International Porphyria Patient Network
Guido Wuerth
Head of Corporate Development, Radiopharma, Affibody AB, Sweden

12:15 PM

Exploring GCC clinical research landscape

  • Infrastructure Strengths of the UAE & GCC for Clinical Research
  • UAE’s Precision Medicine and Genomics Ecosystem: A Global Benchmark
  • Why the GCC is Emerging as the Next Global Hub for Clinical Trials

Speakers

Islam Eltantawy
General Manager, Iros

12:45 PM

Lunch and networking

1:45 PM

How to optimize cost-efficiency in rare diseases clinical trials

  • Control costs in rare disease clinical trials by tackling complexity and uncertainty head-on
  • Optimize site and country selection to reduce startup delays and unnecessary costs
  • Streamline vendor management with clear oversight and performance-driven partnerships
  • Leverage operational efficiencies (monitoring strategies, data management, patient engagement)
  • Maintain quality and patient focus while optimizing financial sustainability

Speakers

Stéphane Wilzius
Head of Clinical Operations, Santhera Pharmaceuticals

2:15 PM

Alleviating data challenges in rare disease research when data sets are limited

  • Optimal ways to battle with data quality issues to ensure responsible data collection, analysis, and interpretation
  • Capturing data effectively to make the most of your limited data

Speakers

Clara Cali Mella
Data Strategy Lead Bayer

2:45 PM

PATIENT ADVOCATE PERSPECTIVE: The Impact of Patient Networks on EPP Care: Insights from the International Porphyria Patient Network and EPP Austria

  • Role of patient organisations in EPP and rare diseases
  • Why early and meaningful engagement matters
  • Common challenges (power imbalance, tokenistic involvement)
  • Best practice principles for collaboration (transparency, co-creation, fair compensation)
  • Case examples: IPPN and EPP Austria influencing clinical pathways and policy
  • Key recommendations for pharma partnerships

Speakers

Dr. Cornelia Dechant
Patient Advocate, Co-Founder of International Porphyria Patient Network

3:15 PM

Afternoon refreshments and networking

3:45 PM

Analysis of Real World (Audit) Data in driving drug discovery

  • Use of RWD in driving drug discovery in rare diseases
  • Leveraging therapeutics for rare disease to larger, multiple global applications

Speakers

Myles Dakin
CEO & Founder, Hypo-Stream, Cambridge UK

4:15 PM

CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: Strategies for minimising participant burden to ensure on-time enrolment in rare disease research

  • Where are the main hurdles patients face and how can these be removed?
  • Barriers to clinical trial participation from a patient perspective
  • Informed consent and addressing various levels of health literacy in the patient population: how to improve communication
  • Engaging patients and advocacy groups early on in the clinical trial design process
  • Patient reimbursement: how to relieve financial pressures on patients participating in orphan trials

Speakers

Erela Dana
Director for Neurology and Immunology, GlobalData
Nikolina Krajnovic
Director Clinical Operational Execution, BioNTech
Dr. Cornelia Dechant
Patient Advocate, Co-Founder of International Porphyria Patient Network
Stéphane Wilzius
Head of Clinical Operations, Santhera Pharmaceuticals

END OF DAY 1 AND NETWORKING DRINKS

5 PM

Chair’s closing remarks

8 AM

Registration and refreshments

8:50 AM

Chair’s opening remarks

Speakers

Erela Dana
Director for Neurology and Immunology, GlobalData

9 AM

Interactive Speaker-Hosted Roundtable Discussions

THE ROUNDTABLES WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE ONCOLOGY CONFERENCE ROOM NEXT DOOR

Interactive roundtable sessions offer a unique opportunity to come together with your peers to share best practice and develop solutions to critical challenges facing the industry as a whole. Each discussion will be led by a table moderator and will focus on a different challenge within oncology and orphan drug clinical trials. Roundtables are an exciting, interactive way to build your personal network and learn from the experience and expertise of others.

After 30 minutes, delegates will have the opportunity to swap and choose a different table, and each roundtable will run twice.

  1. Discussing the increased role of China R&D in developing new products
    Hosted by Sezcan Ozturk, Vice President, Head of Europe, Luzsana Biotechnology
  2. AI in clinical operations
    Hosted by Pietro Belligoli, Researcher, Former Roche
  3. Running trials in low-cost countries
    Hosted by Martin Neumayer, Head Development Program Support and CRO-Vendor Management, Sandoz
  4. What is the best framework of strategies, processes and pathways for pharma and patient organisations to create positive, lasting partnerships?
    Hosted by Dr. Anupoma Haque, EUPATI Fellow, Patient-Centric Public & Digital Health Expert, HTA and Policy Professional, Inclusion & Equity Trainer

Speakers

Dr. Anupoma Haque
EUPATI Fellow, Patient-Centric Public & Digital Health Expert, HTA and Policy Professional, Inclusion & Equity Trainer
Martin Neumayer
Head Development Program Support and CRO-Vendor Management, Sandoz
Sezcan Ozturk
Vice President, Head of Europe, Luzsana Biotechnology
Pietro Belligoli
Researcher, Former Roche

10 AM

Morning refreshments and networking

10:45 AM

KEYNOTE: The challenges of bringing your own stem cells back as a platform product (Neuro-Cells®) and complete both a Phase I and Phase II clinical trial in (sub)acute spinal cord injured patients

  • The heterogeneity of patients and the accuracy of the golden standards and what does that mean when studying rare diseases
  • Working with a living personalized ATMP product with a limited shelf life, the logistics and the two-step release certification
  • How to position your orphan treatment within standard care and what are the hurdles to overcome
  • Discussions with the rehabilitation experts and the patients: what impacts the quality of life of a patient suffering a spinal cord injury best.
  • A listing of the non-conformities and how to resolve this real time.

Speakers

Johannes de Munter
CEO, Neuroplast

11:15 AM

Are you listening? How to retain, not just engage, stakeholders in clinical trials and people as partners

  • Effective communication with target patients/families/care professionals and RETAINING them
  • How inclusion of AI looks like in this communication, trust building, meeting needs and retaining engagement, from:
  • Care researchers' perspective
  • Care Professionals' perspective, and most importantly,
  • Caregivers' perspective (lived experience and real-world-evidence) in the context of "rare diseases"

Speakers

Dr. Anupoma Haque
EUPATI Fellow, Patient-Centric Public & Digital Health Expert, HTA and Policy Professional, Inclusion & Equity Trainer

11:45 AM

PANEL DISCUSSION: How innovation will shape the future of clinical research in rare diseases

  • How AI tools are revolutionising rare disease patient enrolment and subsequently trial success?
  • Can we make rare disease trials, protocols and study design simpler with limited data and patient populations?
  • Training sites and staff on new systems to maximise the benefits of the latest technology and streamline processes
  • Assessing the efficiency and success of pragmatic trials for more patient-centred approaches: do they work for rare diseases?
  • Leveraging digital platforms and social media outreach to identify and recruit patients

Seats available

Speakers

Erela Dana
Director for Neurology and Immunology, GlobalData
Myles Dakin
CEO & Founder, Hypo-Stream, Cambridge UK
Tània Nadal
Global Clinical Development Head, ESTEVE
Clara Cali Mella
Data Strategy Lead Bayer

12:45 PM

Lunch and networking

1:45 PM

Clinical trials in rare immunology disorders

  • Overview of rare diseases in Immunology
  • Pharma focus on rare diseases in Immunology for drug development - where do industry interests lie?
  • Challenges in rare disease trials in immunology
  • Case Study - Sarepta's Elevidys in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)

Speakers

Asiyah Nawab, MSc
Clinical Trial Analyst, GlobalData

2:15 PM

A framework for inclusive and accessible clinical research in rare diseases

  • Uncovering the invisible: a 20-year analysis of medically underrepresented populations in clinical trials
  • Benchmarking against the US census reveals structural gaps and needs
  • Adopt a six-pillar architecture to embed equity from the ground up

Speakers

Jenifer Waldrop
Executive Director, Rare Disease Diversity Coalition

2:45 PM

Afternoon refreshments, networking and prize draw

3:30 PM

CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: How AI is powering a new era of cancer drug discovery and development

  • Moving from basic functionalities to more meaningful impact and examples of this in practice
  • When AI is progressing so quickly, how will regulation evolve to match this speed?
  • When is AI not the answer?
  • How AI has revolutionised innovative ways of collecting data, biosimulation, and early disease diagnosis for oncology trials

Moderator: Asiyah Nawab, Senior Healthcare Analyst (Immunology Team), GlobalData

THIS SESSION WILL BE IN THE ONCOLOGY CONFERENCE ROOM

Speakers

Asiyah Nawab, MSc
Clinical Trial Analyst, GlobalData
Sezcan Ozturk
Vice President, Head of Europe, Luzsana Biotechnology
Stefano Ferrara
Director, Clinical Science, BeiGene
Dariusz Adamczewski
Managing Director, Children’s Tumor Foundation Europe
Pietro Belligoli
Researcher, Former Roche

END OF CONFERENCE

4:30 PM

Chair’s closing remarks

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Clara Cali Mella
Data Strategy Lead Bayer

I am dedicated to harnessing data to tackle complex challenges in the pharmaceutical sector, particularly within clinical operations to streamline drug development and enhance patient access. With a background in Data & Analytics Strategy, I specialize in solving problems and improving protocol design from an operational perspective. As an educator, I teach a modeling course at the university, mentoring aspiring data professionals. My focus is to leverage data-driven insights to optimize decision-making and contribute to more accessible treatments for patients.

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Alleviating data challenges in rare disease research when data sets are limited

2025-11-26, 2:15 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: How innovation will shape the future of clinical research in rare diseases

2025-11-27, 11:45 AM

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Asiyah Nawab, MSc
Clinical Trial Analyst, GlobalData

Asiyah Nawab, MSc, is an Analyst at GlobalData’s London office with the Immunology team. She is involved in the production of in-depth forecasting reports, opportunity assessments, and competitive landscape analysis reports for immunology-related areas. Additionally, Asiyah has extensive research experience in the field of Pharmaceutics, with her research in the encapsulation of drugs within microparticles using emulsion electrospraying, supplemented through in vitro bacterial studies. Asiyah holds a Master of Science in Pharmaceutics from University College London (UCL), and a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from King’s College London.

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Clinical trials in rare immunology disorders

2025-11-27, 1:45 PM

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CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: How AI is powering a new era of cancer drug discovery and development

2025-11-27, 3:30 PM

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Erela Dana
Director for Neurology and Immunology, GlobalData

Detail oriented, highly motivated biomedical and healthcare professional with record of successful experience in device development and design; regulatory, clinical and strategic advisory services. Strong core financial modelling and analytical skill set, uniquely combined with advanced medical device and biotechnology background derived from academics.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Overcoming sites’ reluctance to run trials in rare disease indications

2025-11-26, 11:30 AM

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Chair’s opening remarks

2025-11-27, 8:50 AM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: How innovation will shape the future of clinical research in rare diseases

2025-11-27, 11:45 AM

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CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: Strategies for minimising participant burden to ensure on-time enrolment in rare disease research

2025-11-26, 4:15 PM

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Tània Nadal
Global Clinical Development Head, ESTEVE

My professional history is directly related to my 20+ years’ experience managing operations in healthcare sector across multiple locations, including Europe, US and Canada. What makes me stand-out is my record of optimising current processes to deliver quality services, establishing and growing businesses, and increasing staff performance and satisfaction. I am meticulous, creative, and focused professional with proven talent to foster productive relationships with top businesses / clients across all pharma segments. I excel at managing projects in all clinical phases, overseeing large budgets, as well as directing multidisciplinary global teams to exceed company KPIs while keeping the people development & care as main driver.

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PANEL DISCUSSION: How innovation will shape the future of clinical research in rare diseases

2025-11-27, 11:45 AM

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Denise Lee
Vice President Clinical Operations, Heidelberg Pharma

Dynamic and passionate biopharma leader with over 25 years of global expertise spanning clinical practice and R&D, and CROs. A problem-solver and strategist at heart, I thrive on tackling challenges. As a Managing Director and servant leader, I have driven operational excellence and transformed business critical processes. Through empathy and empowerment, I have led diverse international teams with less than 10% employee turnover.

In my current role, I saved over $2 million USD within six months through renegotiation and introduction of efficiencies, while doubling our satisfaction with vendors via introduction of governance structures and key performance, quality, and risk indicators.

Deeply committed to ethical and sustainable practices, I leverage data-driven decision-making to align vision, mission, and objectives with impactful outcomes. I bring energy, focus, and leadership to every initiative, ensuring excellence and meaningful contributions to healthcare.

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Myles Dakin
CEO & Founder, Hypo-Stream, Cambridge UK

Myles Dakin founded the research company, Hypo-Stream, to address anticipated needs in burns treatment and nosocomial infection with AMR pathogens.  His R&D journey has led to discovery of a multi-modal anti-inflammatory agent that neutralises both Il-6 and TNF-a alongside altering the ratio of Il-10 to Il-6 in a favourable way.  Hypo-Stream has progressed to an emerging pharma company with CHMP supported Ph III ready asset and orphan designation in a rare disease alongside a pipeline with potential global impact.

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Analysis of Real World (Audit) Data in driving drug discovery

2025-11-26, 3:45 PM

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PANEL DISCUSSION: How innovation will shape the future of clinical research in rare diseases

2025-11-27, 11:45 AM

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Johannes de Munter
CEO, Neuroplast

People management Strategic management Clinical Research Development for EU registration Clinical Research especially ATMP products Regulatory affairs especially ATMP products (EMA) Epidemiology Specialties: Autologous Stem Cell Research and Regulatory International research development market development in medical industry Change management and interim management

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Overcoming sites’ reluctance to run trials in rare disease indications

2025-11-26, 11:30 AM

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KEYNOTE: The challenges of bringing your own stem cells back as a platform product (Neuro-Cells®) and complete both a Phase I and Phase II clinical trial in (sub)acute spinal cord injured patients

2025-11-27, 10:45 AM

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Dr. Cornelia Dechant
Patient Advocate, Co-Founder of International Porphyria Patient Network

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PANEL DISCUSSION: Overcoming sites’ reluctance to run trials in rare disease indications

2025-11-26, 11:30 AM

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PATIENT ADVOCATE PERSPECTIVE: The Impact of Patient Networks on EPP Care: Insights from the International Porphyria Patient Network and EPP Austria

2025-11-26, 2:45 PM

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CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: Strategies for minimising participant burden to ensure on-time enrolment in rare disease research

2025-11-26, 4:15 PM

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Ivo Timmermans
Co-Chief Executive Officer, Pleco Therapeutics
  • Strong record in clinical development, regulatory, medical affairs, medical information, pharmacovigilance
  • Worked at senior management level ranging from small biotech companies to major pharmaceutical companies, with strong cross functional and commercial alignment
  • Result-oriented, hands-on management style, entrepreneurial, team player
  • Experience in variety of international roles managing teams across the globe
  • Specialities: infectious diseases, virology, immunology, oncology, vaccines
  • Languages: proficient to fluent in English, German, French, Swedish, Dutch

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KEYNOTE: Funding, investment and budgeting for clinical trials: Sharing best practices to ensure trial success for small/ medium pharma and biotechs

2025-11-26, 9:30 AM

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Jenifer Waldrop
Executive Director, Rare Disease Diversity Coalition

I am a results-driven healthcare executive with a proven track record of fostering organizational excellence and advancing initiatives that strengthen communities. By promoting fairness, opportunity, and innovation, I create meaningful solutions that improve access to care for underserved populations while supporting the success of organizations and fostering a culture of collaboration and shared purpose. My niche is taking complex ideas, analyzing and communicating them effectively to the respective audiences. My key skills include leading teams, fostering global perspectives, facilitating, coaching, providing consultative services, and managing budgets. I thrive in a team-oriented organization where everyone feels welcome. I believe in having authentic and transparent relationships, in promoting an inclusive environment with a diverse group of multi-cultural thinkers to promote innovation and creativity in obtaining targets. I have been described as “the consummate professional who is warm and approachable." #ONO

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A framework for inclusive and accessible clinical research in rare diseases

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Stéphane Wilzius
Head of Clinical Operations, Santhera Pharmaceuticals

With over 25 years of experience in global clinical operations, I’ve led the strategic execution of drug development programs across oncology, rare diseases, and cell & gene therapies—navigating complex regulatory environments while ensuring scientific and operational excellence.

From feasibility to execution, I bring a sharp focus on quality, risk mitigation, and cross-functional alignment—ensuring trials are delivered on time, within budget, and with uncompromising integrity.

Highlights of my expertise:
- Strategic oversight of global clinical development and evidence generation
- Vendor selection, negotiation, and long-term partnership management
- Deep knowledge of ICH-GCP, FDA, EMA, PMDA, EU MDR/IVDR, and ENCePP
- Strong track record in team building, process improvement, and change management
- Hands-on experience with audits, quality systems, and cross-functional collaboration

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How to optimize cost-efficiency in rare diseases clinical trials

2025-11-26, 1:45 PM

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CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: Strategies for minimising participant burden to ensure on-time enrolment in rare disease research

2025-11-26, 4:15 PM

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Channa Debruyne
Global Clinical Development Lead, Late stage & LCM Oncology, Servier

Experienced Medical Director with a demonstrated history of working in the academic, regulatory and Pharma industry involved in all clinical aspects on drug development. Skilled in Oncology, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), Biotechnology, Drug Development, and Pharmaceutical Industry.

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Designing appropriate study protocols with limited patient numbers and heterogeneity in rare diseases

2025-11-26, 10:30 AM

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Matteo Talotta
Director of Clinical Solutions – Europe, Biorce

Matteo brings a multidisciplinary perspective to clinical innovation, with experience across banking, academia, government, and the private sector. He has worked internationally in Canada, Italy, the U.S., Spain, and Romania, gaining firsthand insight into diverse healthcare challenges.
His career spans start-ups, scale-ups, and multinational corporations, sharpening skills in leadership, strategy, and solution-building. At Biorce, an AI-driven organization, he focuses on transforming drug development and clinical trials, making life-changing treatments for rare diseases more accessible through advanced technology and human insight.

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The AI-First Protocol in Rare Diseases: Accelerating Research for the Few Who Need It Most

2025-11-26, 10:00 AM

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Dr. Anupoma Haque
EUPATI Fellow, Patient-Centric Public & Digital Health Expert, HTA and Policy Professional, Inclusion & Equity Trainer

I am a Health and Technology (wearables, sensors, IoTs, hybrids) Management specialist with Business Development focus. Currently, I work with 2 Digital Health start-ups in Vienna, Austria and Dhaka, Bangladesh, as well as at the Ministry of Immigration and Diversity of Austria. I collaborate with different research initiatives on Diabetes & CVD Management, Mental Health Management of Researchers (COST Action EU) and remote monitoring. I support establishment & up-scaling health start-ups' technological, procedural and economic innovations to effect optimization of the Chain of Care. For me, Care is personalized, holistic, multidisciplinary involving individuals and organizations in an integrated, dynamic, and interactive system. I have a multidisciplinary background including Dentistry (Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Dhaka Dental College, Bangladesh), Public Health (Master with distinction, James P. Grant School of Public Health, Bangladesh), Health Care Management and Technology Management (Master, University of Twente, The Netherlands). Professionally, I gained competencies in Management (Health, technology, business, R&D, Policy), Business (Strategy, project management, main streaming), Networking and Advocacy. Result-oriented, problem-based, participatory, innovative, and holistic approach to analyzation and finding scalable, sustainable solutions are my strong points.

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Interactive Speaker-Hosted Roundtable Discussions

2025-11-27, 9:00 AM

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Are you listening? How to retain, not just engage, stakeholders in clinical trials and people as partners

2025-11-27, 11:15 AM

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Nikolina Krajnovic
Director Clinical Operational Execution, BioNTech

Lean management / line management
Main line management tasks: people development through trainings, coachings and sit-ins, performance assesments, resourcing
Main process improvment tasks: structured problem solving sessions, interface coordination, SOP reviews, assesments and updates, quality systems development
Main project delivery tasks: responsibility for project delivery within given timelines, budget and quality

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CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: Strategies for minimising participant burden to ensure on-time enrolment in rare disease research

2025-11-26, 4:15 PM

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Islam Eltantawy
General Manager, Iros

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Exploring GCC clinical research landscape

2025-11-26, 12:15 PM

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