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AI in Oncology by 2030 Strategy Lab

Designing resilient cancer care systems

Shaping the Future of Oncology with AI

EDHEC Business School's Management in Innovative Health Chair is hosting the inaugural AI in Oncology by 2030 Strategy Lab: Designing Resilient Cancer Care Systems on 5 October 2026, on the EDHEC Campus in Paris.

This one-day event, which combines educational plenary sessions and expert-led working groups, will bring together European healthcare leaders, clinicians, data scientists, policymakers, start-ups, and industry representatives to collaboratively design forward-looking, compliant, and resilient cancer care systems powered by artificial intelligence.

Each participant will be assigned to a working group focused on one of two topics and guided by expert session leaders:
  1. European-Scale Data & AI Ecosystem Resilience: Interoperability, Regulation & Cyber-Readiness for Improved Cancer Care
  2. The AI-Ready Oncology Hospital as an Ecosystem: Aligning Clinical Practice, Operations & Data Services for Sustainable Deployment


The key takeaways and concept notes developed by the working groups will become the basis for a white paper to be published following the event.

About the Event

  • 5 October 2026
  • EDHEC Paris Campus, 16-18 Rue du 4 septembre, 75002 Paris
Benefit from the full Strategy Lab event including expert-plenary sessions, small group working sessions, and an evening networking cocktail.

Or if your time is limited, there are options to join the afternoon plenary sessions only.
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The Programme

Includes plenary sessions, workshops
and networking opportunities.

Monday 5 October
  • 9:00 – 17:00: Expert-facilitated working sessions
  • 17:00 – 19:30: Plenary Sessions
  • 19:30 – 21:30: Networking cocktail

Detailed schedule coming soon! 

Why attend?

Breaking Barriers

Gain practical knowledge to avoid common pitfalls and remove AI scaling barriers to ensure strategies succeed beyond the pilot.

Cross-Sector Network

Build strategic partnerships across the healthcare ecosystem by connecting healthcare providers, technology players, industry leaders, and policymakers.

Strategic Foresight

Understand ethics, legal frameworks, and validation strategies essential for responsible and sustainable AI deployment in 2030.
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Clinicians leave with practical, workflow-aware strategies for AI-enabled oncology that strengthen decision support and care coordination.

Data scientists & engineers get clear, real-world requirements to build adoption-ready solutions – data needs, integration constraints, validation approach, and deployment considerations.

Innovation & IT decision-makers gain an implementation blueprint for the long-term to scale AI – operating model, governance, interoperability, cybersecurity, and value logic.

Policy, research, and patient stakeholders shape the trust and evidence foundations for AI systems - responsible use, acceptance, equity, and alignment with emerging European requirements.

Meet the
Innovative Health Chair Team

Loick Menvielle, PhD
Director, Management in Innovative Health Chair
France
Julia Kulkova, PhD
Sr Consultant, Management in Innovative Health Chair

Sr Researcher, University of Turku

Finland
Simone Whale, MBA
Project Manager & International Program Advisor, Management in Innovative Health Chair
France

Strategic Pillars

  1. Academic and Fundamental Research
  2. Education and Knowledge Dissemination
  3. Visibility and Global Impact
The Management in Innovative Health Chair is dedicated to understanding and accelerating innovation in healthcare systems with a particular focus on:
  • Digital health and AI-driven transformation of care pathways
  • Patient empowerment, behavioural change, and trust in innovation
  • Value-based healthcare, outcomes, and real-world evidence
  • Innovation ecosystems, public–private partnerships, regulation, ethics and AI compliance

How to get there?

Address: 16–18 Rue du 4 Septembre, 75002 Paris

Nearest Metro Stations
  • Quatre-Septembre (Line 3) – 2 min walk
  • Opéra (Lines 3, 7, 8) – 5 min walk
  • Pyramides (Lines 7, 14) – 6 min walk


From Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)
  • RER B → Châtelet–Les Halles, then Metro Line 14 → Pyramides (≈55 min)


From Orly Airport (ORY)
  • Orlyval → RER B → Châtelet, then Metro Line 14 → Pyramides (≈60 min)


From Major Train Stations
  • Gare du Nord: Metro Line 4 → change to Line 8 → Opéra (≈20 min)
  • Gare de Lyon: Metro Line 14 → Pyramides (≈15 min)

Frequently asked questions

Is the event in person or online?

This is a 100% in-person event. We prioritise direct exchanges and networking to facilitate collaboration between participants, which is especially important during the small-group working sessions.

What is the international composition of the audience?

We welcome participants from across Europe and beyond. The event is conducted in English to facilitate international exchanges.

Can I participate in both workshop topics?

No, we ask that each participant at registration rank the topics in order of preference. We will do our best to ensure you are placed in a group for your preferred topic. In order to maintain a balance of efficiency and value within a one-day format, we have opted that participants will remain focused on only one topic.

What is a "strategy lab"?

This programme is designed to go beyond high-level conference roundtables by combining plenary sessions with expert-facilitated working groups on a dedicated topic. Before the event, participants will be provided a clear methodology outline for how to approach the challenge in order to best reach a quality outcome.

We feel this elevates this event above a simple workshop, enabling participants to co-create solutions and actionable strategies.

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