The Davos of Precision Medicine. Driving the future of patient care.
Speaker Confirmation, PMWC 2027
Daniel Drucker joins PMWC 2027 GLP-1 and precision metabolism
A pioneer in incretin biology and GLP-1 therapeutics, connecting metabolic disease, obesity, diabetes, and precision medicine.
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Aviv Regev joins PMWC 2027 Single-cell biology meets AI drug discovery
A leader in single-cell genomics and systems biology, Regev connects the Human Cell Atlas, disease maps, and Genentech/Roche R&D into a sharper precision medicine engine.
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David Baker joins PMWC 2027 2024 Nobel Laureate
David’s work in computational protein design is defining programmable biology, with implications for therapeutics, vaccines, diagnostics, and biotech.
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Wendy Chung joins PMWC 2027 Genomic medicine from newborns to rare disease
A physician-scientist bridging clinical genetics, pediatrics, rare disease, and newborn genomic screening, exactly where precision medicine has to prove it works.
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Thomas Südhof joins PMWC 2027 2013 Nobel Laureate, Stanford
Stanford’s Nobel Laureate brings synaptic biology, neuroscience, and brain disease into precision medicine.
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Li-Huei Tsai joins PMWC 2027 Brain aging, Alzheimer’s, and precision neuroscience
Tsai brings MIT neuroscience to brain aging, Alzheimer’s disease, Down syndrome, and disease modeling, pushing precision medicine deeper into the biology of the brain.
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Randy Schekman joins PMWC 2027 2013 Nobel Laureate in Medicine
A Nobel-winning cell biologist whose work on vesicle traffic and protein secretion reshaped basic biology and opened doors across biotechnology and medicine.
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Daniel Drucker
University of Toronto
GLP-1 Biology
Aviv Regev
Genentech/Roche
Research & Early Development
David Baker
University of Washington
Institute for Protein Design
Wendy Chung
Boston Children’s / Harvard
Clinical Genetics
Thomas Südhof
Stanford University
Neuroscience
Li-Huei Tsai
MIT
Picower Professor of Neuroscience
Randy Schekman
UC Berkeley
Molecular & Cell Biology
