HIDA 2026 – A Successful Conclusion
The 2nd International Conference on Health Informatization and Data Analysis · Nanjing, China
March 27–29, 2026
HIDA 2026 Successfully Concludes – The 2nd International Conference on Health Informatization and Data Analysis Wraps up in Nanjing.
Conference Overview
From March 27 to 29, 2026, the2nd International Conference on Health Informatization and Data Analysis (HIDA 2026), co-hosted by Nanjing University and Hunan Normal University and organized by Jiangsu Big-data Blockchain & Intelligent Information Special Committee and Jiangsu Probability and Statistics Society, successfully concluded in Nanjing, Jiangsu. This joint conference focused on cutting-edge directions including health informatization, real-time data processing, precision medicine, ethical governance of health data, green computing, smart cities and digital environmental monitoring. It built a multidisciplinary international academic exchange platform for experts and young scholars from universities and research institutions worldwide to exchange ideas and conduct academic discussions.
Keynote Speeches
Following the opening ceremony, four distinguished scholars delivered high-level keynote speeches, sharing state-of-the-art findings across large-model technology, medical intelligence, edge computing and healthy ageing.
Prof. Mang Ye
Wuhan University, China
Multimodal Large Language Models: Continual Learning and Safe Tuning
Prof. Thippa Reddy Gadekallu
Zhejiang A&F University, China
Agentic AI in Healthcare 5.0: From Autonomous Systems to Symbiotic Care Ecosystems
Prof. Hongbing Cheng
Zhejiang University of Technology, China
Scalable Edge-Server Deployment Strategies Based on Spectral Clustering and Deep Reinforcement Learning
Prof. Dr Angela Lee Siew Hoong
Sunway University, Malaysia
AI for Longevity: Redefining Health and Aging in a Connected World
Oral & Poster Sessions
The conference arranged onsite oral presentations, online oral presentations and poster sessions. More than ten young scholars from Chinese universities and overseas institutes including Hassan II University, Morocco, reported their latest research covering public-safety risk analysis, risk governance of medical artificial intelligence, environmental health epidemiology, Internet-plus health management, ultrasound haptics, cellular mechanisms after intracerebral hemorrhage, psychological interventions for oral-cancer patients, tele-oncology follow-up, transcutaneous auricular vagus-nerve stimulation, breast-ultrasound lesion segmentation and spinal-health application development. Tea-break discussions, group-photo shooting and the Best Oral-Presentation Award ceremony were also held, offering valuable opportunities for early-career researchers to present achievements and exchange viewpoints.
At the closing ceremony, the organizing committee extended sincere gratitude to all keynote speakers, presenters, participants and conference-service staff. The conclusion of HIDA 2026 marks not an end of academic exchange, but a fresh starting-point for innovations across health informatization, medical big-data and related interdisciplinary subjects.
Bringing together global research forces, the conference further advances data-driven healthcare and responsible sustainable technologies. We look forward to meeting again next year to jointly explore more possibilities for intelligent health.