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Future of Clinical Trials and Health Data in Europe

On 25th January 2023, key members of the European Parliament, supported by Re-Imagine Europa, the Society for Clinical Data Management (SCDM), and Viedoc, will organise an event on the “Future of Clinical Trials and Health Data in Europe”.

Why europe?

Young people have been calling for a more united and progressive Europe since early days. So reimagine Europe with us, young people. It's possible.
Luis Alvarado European Youth Forum
Monica Maggioni Portrait
To re-imagine Europa is to re-define our common goals. It is the courage to face our missteps
Monica Maggioni President of Rai
Alain Lamassoure Portrait
The European Union has fulfilled is historic mission. Bravo! But this was the challenge of last century. New century. New world. New challenge.
Alain Lamassoure Member of the European Parliament
Dirk Inzé Portrait
Genome editing has the potential to make a critical contribution to make food systems more sustainable and more resilient to climate change.
Dirk Inzé Full Professor at Ghent University, Scientific Director of the VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology and Coordinator of the EU-SAGE (European Sustainable Agriculture through Genome Editing) network
Anne Cambon-Thomsen Portrait
Making explicit the values that underpin innovation in agriculture and clarifying the chain of responsibilities is paramount in the context of present developments
Anne Cambon-Thomsen Emeritus Research Director, French National Centre for Scientific Research
We must show once again that Europe is the solution to the biggest challenges we face
Kevin Featherstone Head of the European Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science
Democracy is not about consensus building, but about peaceful communication and finding solutions through compromise.
Christiane Woopen Chair of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies; Exec. Director of the Center for Ethics, Rights, Economics, and Social Sciences of Health (CERES), University of Cologne