RExPO Conference Series
The RExPO International Conference Series on Systems Medicine, AI & Drug Repurposing is organized by REPO4EU, the Horizon Europe project to build a European/Global Platform for Drug Repurposing
What is RExPO25?
The REPO4EU Horizon Europe project currently building a European/Global Platform and Infrastructure for Drug Repurposing hosted its 4th International Conference on Systems Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and Drug Repurposing. RExPO25 will be the most recent installment in the RExPO annual conference series and will take place in Barcelona, Spain, from September 24-26, 2025.
Make sure to check the official conference landing page for a full recap!
Get a sneak peek at the agenda here: https://repo4.eu/rexpo25/agenda/
Our key topics
- Network medicine
- Network pharmacology
- Precision diagnostics
- Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models and the European Health Data Space
- Implementation in healthcare
- Drug reformulation
- Innovative trials
- IP - patenting or charity?
- Regulatory science
- HTA - Reimbursement and payers
- Patient-centered care
- Global impact and the UN Agenda 2030
PREPARE YOUR SUBMISSION
Explore the program and shape your conference submission according to the proposed sessions and topics. You’ll need to provide a brief abstract, keywords and references for your proposal.
START THE SUBMISSION PROCESS
Once your abstract is ready, follow the link below to our submission platform on Drug Repurposing Central. Click on the button in the header labeled “Submit your conference proceedings” to navigate to the submission form. Fill in all the required fields. Don’t forget to include the ORCID IDs of your co-authors, ROR IDs for affiliations and grant IDs and numbers.
Collection Information
| Background image credit: | Background photo by Vitor Monteiro on Unsplash |
| ScienceOpen disciplines: | Medicine, Quantitative & Systems biology, Molecular biology, Bioinformatics & Computational biology, Pharmacology & Pharmaceutical medicine |
| Keywords: | drug repurposing, bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, systems medicine |
| DOI: | 10.14293/S2199-1006.1.SOR-UNCAT.CL5CHJV.v1 |