Mapping the Invisible: Exposomics, Biosensing, and the Future of Health (Hybrid)

## How do we measure the invisible factors that shape health throughout our lives?

The answer lies at the intersection of exposomics, multimodal biosensing, artificial intelligence, and precision health—and this is exactly what you'll explore at our inaugural Mapping the Invisible: Exposomics, Biosensing, and the Future of Health Seasonal School.

Find the latest agenda of this hybrid event and the list of exceptional international experts here.

Designed for researchers, clinicians, biomedical engineers, and data scientists, this immersive one-week program brings together internationally recognized experts to explore the next frontier of health research. Discover how wearable and ambient sensors, multi-omics technologies, geospatial data, and AI are transforming our ability to measure exposures, understand disease mechanisms, and develop predictive, personalized health solutions.
Throughout the week, participants will gain practical insight into designing exposomics studies, selecting and deploying biosensors, integrating and analyzing complex multidimensional (exposomics) datasets, and applying machine learning and digital twins to interpret these data and answer challenging biomedical questions. Interactive demonstrations and real-world case studies will provide a comprehensive understanding of the complete exposomics workflow—from data collection to actionable health intelligence.

### Take Your Skills Further with Advanced Bootcamp Sessions

Looking for deeper technical training? Register for one or more of our exclusive in-person Bootcamp Sessions, where participants will work alongside experts in small-group, intensive workshops focused on:

• Building robust exposome data pipelines
• AI and machine learning for exposomics
• Clinical and public health data integration and interpretation

-----> Learn More about the event and the exceptional speakers of this HYBRID event and register here.

CE and certificate of completion would be awarded

----> Several fully funded fellowships and discounted registration opportunities are available. Contact us for more details

-----> The event is hosted by International Institute for BioSensing, University of Minnesota in partnership with Stanford University, University of Oulu, Finland, University of Kiel, Germany, and IEEE Sensor Council.