Meet Sano at VPH 2026 in Milan

Where and when to meet the Sano team at VPH 2026 (1–4 September).

Sano is taking part in VPH 2026, the 9th International Conference on the Virtual Physiological Human, held in Milan from 1 to 4 September 2026. The pre-conference workshops open the event today, and the main scientific programme runs from Wednesday 2 to Friday 4 September. Across the three days, a number of Sano researchers will present their latest work, and two of our scientists will chair conference sessions.

Our contributions span the breadth of computational and personalised medicine: from cardiovascular and venous digital twins and their credibility assessment, through neurovascular modelling, virtual brain twins and medical imaging powered by machine learning, to in silico epidemiology. Below is the full schedule of Sano talks, posters and chaired sessions. We warmly invite all conference participants to join the sessions, visit our posters and talk with our team.

Presentations

Wednesday, 2 September

“From Data to Diagnosis: A Hospital Proof of Concept of AI-Driven Allergy Diagnostics”
P. Tworek, M. Szczypka, M. Mikołajczyk, R. Lewandowski, J. Sousa — 11:36–11:48, Room T.0.1

“Twin Models of Survival in Patients with Glioblastoma Using Normative Neuroimaging”
A. Janus, J. Falcó-Roget, B. Wojtarowicz, J. Rybska, C. di Paola, A. Ielo, S. Lillo, L. S. Politi, J. K. Argasiński, A. Cacciola — 14:54–15:06, Room T.0.1

“Classification of Placenta Accreta Spectrum Using Machine Learning and Texture Analysis of MR Images”
S. Coldman, G. Zhou, D. Wu, L. Guo, A. Melbourne, A. David, N. Mufti, L. Gherardini, J. Sousa, E. Whitby, X. Li — 15:42–15:45, Room T.0.2

“An Uncertainty-Aware Framework for Safe EEG-Based Stroke Triage”
R. Blanco, M. N. van Stigt, E. A. Groenendijk, J. K. Argasiński, J. M. Coutinho, A. Lisowska, H. A. Marquering — 15:42–15:45, Room T.0.1

Thursday, 3 September

“Machine-Learning-Supported Personalisation of a Zero-Dimensional Cardiovascular Model with Baroreflex”
K. Tlałka, I. Halliday, A. Narracott, M. Malawski — 08:30–08:42, Room T.1.1

“From Standards to Practice: Scalable Credibility Assessment of Virtual Physiological Human Models”
K. Zając, M. Kasztelnik, P. Połeć, P. Nowakowski — 10:18–10:21, Room T.0.2

“Neuroanatomy Atlas as a Core for Virtual Brain Twin: Sharing Three-Decade-Long Experience”
W. Nowinski — 12:00–12:12, Room T.0.3

“Uncertainty and Sensitivity in Venous Modelling Across 0D, 3D and Statistical Shape Frameworks”
M. Otta, K. Zając, I. Halliday, C. Lim, J. Tsui, M. Malawski, A. Narracott — 16:30–16:42, Room T.1.2

Friday, 4 September

“fMRI-Derived Oculomotor Signatures Predict Visual Recovery Trajectories After Stroke”
J. K. Argasiński, M. Turczyniak, C. Koba — 14:12–14:24, Room T.0.3

“LLM-Based Psychological Digital Twins in Social Research: Application to Anti-Vaccination Movements”
P. Sobkowicz — 14:24–14:36, Room T.0.1

“Comparison of Uncertainty Quantification Methods for Aneurysm Hemodynamics”
D. Miklós, K. Zając, L. Sándor, B. Csippa, G. Paál — 15:12–15:24, Room T.1.2

Posters

“An Uncertainty-Aware Framework for Safe EEG-Based Stroke Triage”
Rosmary Blanco — 2 September, poster board A.6 / 466, Ground Floor

“From Standards to Practice: Scalable Credibility Assessment of Virtual Physiological Human Models”
Karol Zając — 3 September, poster board B.19 / 258, First Floor

Session chairs

On Friday 4 September (14:00–15:30), two Sano scientists will chair conference sessions. Marian Bubak will chair the session on credibility assessment, verification and validation of digital twins in Room T.1.2, and Maciej Malawski will chair the session on systems biology and multi-scale modelling in Room T.0.2.