Health dataset holders meet AI research teams — for SPRIND's Recoding Medicine Challenge.
Europe holds some of the most valuable biomedical data in the world, and most of it never reaches the research teams who could use it. Not because the science is hard. Because the two sides don't know each other exists, and because the route from "we have this data" to "you can work with this data" runs through legal and organisational questions nobody has an incentive to answer first.
The Nordics are the interesting exception: decades of population-scale health registries, linked records, and a research culture that already knows how to use them. Which makes Stockholm a good place to ask what the rest of Europe is getting wrong?
This is three hours to close that gap in one room. This is hosted by Vinnova, Foresight Institute and SPRIND. Foresight Institute is a San Francisco based indie non-profit founded in 1986. is SPRIND is Germany's federal agency for breakthrough innovation, backing the moonshots too risky for anyone else to fund.
What happens
Who should be there
Dataset holders describe what they hold, its size, and access terms. Research teams describe their method, domain, and needs. You get a ranked shortlist — never automatic. Nothing moves without your say-so. The platform identifies who's worth talking to. The conversation and terms are yours. Do this before you arrive.
Can't make it to Stockholm? You can create a profile and be matched without attending in person. The platform runs across all three events. Or join us in Berlin on September 2nd or Paris on September 9th.
The platform is built and operated by Foresight Institute.
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