TMex (Translational Medicine explained) 2025 course announcement

By EATRIS

Want to learn how your research is translated into patients benefit?
Join EATRIS in Barcelona for the Translational Medicine Explained Tmex 2025 course!

Dates: 11-14 November 2025
Place: Barcelona, Spain

Turn science into solutions
The translation of biomedical discoveries into products which provide patient benefit requires a truly multidisciplinary effort. Along the development path, academic / clinical researchers, lawyers, business developers, funders, regulators and patients need to work hand-in hand to allow for a fast and cost-effective process. Many researchers, however, do not have the opportunity to examine the process in more detail and may as a result be missing out on opportunities to take their work further, or work in a less efficient manner.

TMex is an interactive 4-day course, taught by experts who focus on different aspects of the translational path. The course aims to provide hands-on learning, where participants have the opportunity to apply key knowledge and skills to real-life scenarios as they learn them. Open to anyone with an interest in learning more about Translational research and applying it to their own work and research, the course is further enhanced by a series of short e-learning modules which are completed at your own pace prior to attending the face-to-face course.

At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
· Describe the key steps and questions to be addressed in translating scientific discoveries into medical products
· Define the multidisciplinary stakeholders involved in translation and the importance of strong partnerships in improving the pathway
· Recognise the importance of interacting with patients from their viewpoint and demonstrate strategies for engagement
· Examine key translational medicine bottlenecks and opportunities

Additionally, the course will provide participants with the chance to develop their individual professional skills. These will include opportunities to develop their teamwork and communication skills during interactive workshop sessions, through to building their network across all course members and learning more about career options open to them in Translational research.

“The TMex course has given me essential insights about my current research projects, the direction I need to take the research in and also about my future career. I would definitely recommend this course for anyone interested in Translational Medicine!” Rebecca Andersson, IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain

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