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We invite submissions for Medical Informatics Europe (MIE) 2027, to be held in Tallinn, Estonia, from 26 to 30 April 2027.
The conference theme, empowering people with trusted, sustainable, and connected health data for active and healthy longevity, highlights the growing importance of using health data, trustworthy AI, interoperability, and sustainable digital health infrastructures to support active and healthy lives.
MIE 2027 welcomes original research, case studies, implementation experiences, methodological contributions, and innovative solutions in medical and health informatics.
Submissions are invited from researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, policymakers, industry representatives, students, and young professionals working across the field of medical informatics.
MIE 2027 welcomes the following submission types:
MIE 2027 welcomes the following submission types:
Full papers (5 pages)
Full papers (5 pages)
Original research contributions submitted for publication in the indexed conference proceedings.
Short communications and posters (2 pages)
Short communications and posters (2 pages)
Work-in-progress, preliminary results, and concise research contributions.
Workshops (3 pages)
Workshops (3 pages)
Interactive sessions (90 minutes) focused on emerging topics.
Panels (3 pages)
Panels (3 pages)
Expert discussions on focused topics, including audience interaction.
Tutorials (3 pages)
Tutorials (3 pages)
Pre-conference sessions (3 hours) providing in-depth training.
Demonstrations (1–3 pages)
Demonstrations (1–3 pages)
Practical presentations of systems, tools, or applications.
Scientific programme tracks
Scientific programme tracks
Submissions are invited for the following tracks (including, but not limited to):
Clinical Decision Support, Trustworthy AI, and Learning Health Systems
Responsible, ethical, and lawful AI (AI Act, MDR, EHDS alignment)
GenAI assistants, agentic systems, multimodal models
Human oversight, transparency, and explainability
Clinical AI applications, risk prediction, diagnostics, treatment optimisation
AI-enabled evidence integration and learning health systems
Bias, calibration, clinical validity, and safety monitoring
Adversarial robustness, data and model poisoning defence, and drift detection
Computable clinical guidelines, clinical knowledge graphs, and biomedical knowledge integration
Health Data Spaces, Interoperability, and Information Systems
EHDS readiness and secondary use
Federated, privacy-preserving learning
FAIR data, standards, terminologies, and semantic interoperability
Cross-border data collaborations
EHRs, HIS, and data quality
Smart hospitals, IoMT, robotics, sensor ecosystems
Workflow and process mining
Procurement, governance, and sustainability
Data provenance, auditability, and certification of data pipelines
Green and energy-efficient digital health infrastructures
Digital Public Health, Planetary Health, and Population Intelligence
Digital surveillance, early-warning, and resilience systems
Health equity, vulnerable populations, and global digital health
Population-scale analytics and decision support
Climate-health data integration and environmental monitoring
One Health surveillance across human, animal, and ecosystem domains
Sustainable health systems and planetary health action
Digital twins for population modelling and scenario simulation
Reproducible analytics frameworks and benchmarking resources
Patient-centred Care, Workforce Innovation, and Professional Practice
mHealth, home monitoring, and patient-generated data
Co-design, participatory approaches, and digital literacy
Workflow, documentation, and care coordination solutions
Ambient listening, speech technologies, and multimodal interfaces
Workforce wellbeing, safety, and intelligent staffing analytics
Digital health education and continuous professional development
Digital identity and personal health record interoperability
Human factors, cognitive load reduction, and user-interface safety
Post-market surveillance of AI-enabled health technologies
Reproducibility, transparency, and open science in evaluation pipelines
Health Data for Security, Defence, and Societal Resilience
Health data in military medicine, defence, and crisis response
Cybersecurity and risk management in health systems
Continuity planning and resilience of digital health services
Secure data collection and analytics in emergency settings
Ethical and legal challenges of dual-use health data
Other related topics
Submissions addressing other relevant areas of medical and health informatics
Publication
Publication
Accepted full papers, short communications, and posters will be published open access in the IOS Press series Studies in Health Technology and Informatics and indexed in:
MEDLINE/PubMed
Web of Science (CPCI-S, BKCI-S)
Scopus
Google Scholar
EMCare
Workshops, panels, tutorials, and demonstrations will be included in the conference programme but not indexed.
Submission guidelines
Submission guidelines
All submissions must follow the IOS Press formatting guidelines and must be written in English. Detailed instructions, templates, and submission requirements are available on the Instructions for Authors page.
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