Bits to Breakthroughs brings clinicians, data scientists and other stakeholders together to work on questions at the intersection of health, medicine and data.
The study-a-thon is an intensive, open-science collaboration built around specific research questions, complementary expertise and useful, reproducible outcomes. It is a space to share experience, work through challenges together and find ways forward.
This year's study-a-thon focuses on sepsis and the challenges of working with observational health data, from study design and data modelling to artificial intelligence.
Exploring specific study questions in a sepsis context, including the challenges of working with clinical data.
Looking at how causal and observational study design can help us ask better questions of real-world health data.
Working with standardised health data from hospital systems to support reproducible research and analysis.
Exploring AI model development and how these models can be developed and applied using OMOP-based health data.
The study-a-thon brings different areas of expertise into the same room and gives participants time to work through real research questions together.
Rather than simply presenting work, the format creates space for discussion, practical problem solving and the exchange of experience. The aim is to leave with a clearer understanding of the questions, the challenges and the work that can happen next.
Explore the programme, meet the speakers and see how the day comes together.
The day combines focused discussion, collaborative work and opportunities to share experience across disciplines.
SpeakersMeet the researchers and practitioners contributing to this year's event.
VenueA short walk from Bern central station, with free Wi-Fi and full wheelchair accessibility.
Registration is now open. Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
RegisterOne day in Bern
Bern, Switzerland
Open-science, cross-disciplinary
Limited
Register early to secure a seat.