PROGRAM:

Each of the two days consists of two 3-hour blocks, plus an hour. Each block consists of three panelists plus a moderator. Each panelist gives a 20-minute presentation, followed by 40 minutes of discussion.

The discussion will revolve around a preselected set of issues that the panelists will be asked to address.

Day 1: Morning track

8:30am-9am: Introduction by Reinhard Laubenbacher

9am-12pm: IDTs in infectious diseases

• Borna Mehrad, MD, University of Florida
• Denise Kirschner, PhD, University of Michigan
• Tom Brachiale, MD, University of Virginia

Moderator: Reinhard Laubenbacher, University of Florida

Day 1: Afternoon track

2pm-5pm: The data used for IDTs

• George Karniadakis, PhD, Brown University
• Steve Kleinstein, PhD, Yale University
• Alfonso Valencia, PhD, Barcelona Supercomputing Center

Moderator: Tom Helikar, PhD, University of Nebraska

5pm-6pm: Discussion on funding models for immune digital twin projects

6pm-9pm: Drinks and banquet

Day 2: Morning track

9am-12pm: IDTs in cancer

• Eric Topol, MD, Scripps Institute
• Emmanuel Barillot PhD, Institut Curie, Paris
• Ilya Schmulevich, PhD, Institute for Systems Biology

Moderator: Fred Adler, PhD, University of Utah

Day 2: Afternoon track

2pm-5pm: Modeling methods and community building

• Anna Niarakis, PhD, Universite Saclay
• James Glazier, PhD, Indiana University
• Atul Butte, MD, University of California, San Francisco

Moderator: Gary An, MD, University of Vermont

5pm-6pm: Discussion about community resources

6pm-9pm: Drinks and dinner