The 2nd Annual symposium on spatial omics and AI, hosted by the Center for Precision Medicine in San Antonio. This year's theme is “Entering the Multi-Ome,” with keynote speaker Julia Guthrie, PhD, and travel awards for young faculty and post-docs.
Join the Center for Precision Medicine at UT Health San Antonio for the 2nd Annual Advances in Human Health through Spatial Omics and AI Symposium (AHHSA 2026) - two days of multidisciplinary breakthrough science, systems medicine, and hands-on workshops. This year's theme is “Entering the Multi-Ome.”
When: October 5-6, 2026 Where: UT Health San Antonio · San Antonio, Texas
Keynote Speaker
Julia Guthrie, PhD - Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Network Medicine, Vienna, Austria. An expert in the protein interactome, Dr. Guthrie will present “From Omics to Insight: Interactive Network Medicine for Multi-Omics Discovery,” featuring a new Virtual Reality tool to enhance data integration for clinical applications.
Workshops & Tutorials
- Virtual Reality-Network Biology → Pathways
- Organoids and point-of-care testing
Abstract Topics
Systems biology · AI · Omics & spatial omics · Organoids · Digital pathology · Immunotherapy · Translational science · Clinical trials and therapeutics
Travel Awards
Travel awards are available for trainees and junior faculty. Submit your abstract to apply. Abstract submission deadline is August 28, 2026.
Registration
- Symposium - $50
- Workshop - $25
- Students & Trainees - Free
This live activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.
Registration, abstract submission, and lightning-talk sign-up are handled on the Center for Precision Medicine website. Use the Register button to visit wp.uthscsa.edu/cpm. The full symposium flyer is available to download above.