2027 Amplify Informatics Conference

Where clinical and translational informatics converge to shape the future of healthcare.

What is the Amplify Informatics Conference?

Building on the momentum of the inaugural 2026 Amplify Informatics Conference, AMIA 2027 comes to Atlanta, April 12–15, bringing the Informatics Summit and Clinical Informatics Conference (CIC) together under one roof. This gathering connects translational research and clinical informatics communities to spark richer conversations, stronger collaborations, and new opportunities to advance informatics.

Join us for a high-impact experience that bridges science, practice, and policy. Whether you want to deepen your expertise, expand your network, or showcase the measurable impact of your work, Amplify is your springboard to help shape the future of healthcare.

This year’s theme Informatics in Action: Accelerating Discovery and Advancing Care captures the shared mission of generating and translating informatics discoveries and innovations into real-world practice across healthcare, research, and policy domains.

Why Attend

Unmatched Networking Across Domains. Meet peers you’ve never had the chance to collaborate with before. Spark new partnerships that bridge research, clinical application, and industry innovation.

More Exposure for Your Work. Presenters reach a wider, more diverse audience. Attendees discover fresh perspectives and cross-pollinate ideas that wouldn’t surface in isolated tracks.

One Spring Date, More Value. No need to choose between events. Access the depth and breadth of AMIA’s community in one time-efficient, resource-efficient gathering.

Your Community is Still Here—And Growing. Working groups, committee meetings, and special interest sessions remain an integral part of the program—just with more opportunities to connect.

Amplify 2027 Recordings On-Demand. AMIA members who attend Amplify 2027 will receive full access to recorded sessions through AMIA Now Events. Learn more at AMIA Now Online Education

What to Expect

Shared Opening and Closing Plenary Sessions

A unifying, high-energy focus on the transformative impact of informatics.

Cross-Domain Education

Access sessions across clinical and translational tracks, including posters, scientific presentations, and interactive formats.

Year-in-Review Sessions

Four signature sessions covering applied clinical informatics, translational science, and more — now available to all attendees.

Expanded Exhibit Hall

Connect with industry, HIT, informatics, and digital health partners to explore cutting-edge tools and see innovation in action.

Shared Poster Sessions & Reception

Increase visibility for your work and engage with a broader, more diverse audience across research and practice settings.

Who Should Attend

Amplify Informatics is designed for:

Clinical and operational informaticians
Translational informatics scientists
Applied informatics researchers
Healthcare executives and leaders from health systems and academic medical centers
Data scientists, health IT strategists, and analytics leaders
Students, trainees, and early-career professionals
Policy, education, public health, and industry partners that are shaping the digital health landscape

It’s a catalyst, not just a conference.

This is not just a conference—it's a catalyst for advancing the field of informatics. Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise, expand your network, or demonstrate the measurable impact of your work, the Amplify Informatics Conference is your springboard.

Join us for a transformative experience that bridges science into practice, and policy—because together, we can amplify the impact of informatics on healthcare's future.

2027 Scientific Program Chairs

Clinical Informatics Conference Co-Chairs

Carolyn Sun, PhD, ANP, RN, CPHIMS, FAAN, FAMIA

Co-chair | Clinical Informatics Conference

Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing

Eric Poon, MD, MPH

Co-chair | Clinical Informatics Conference

University of Duke Health System

Informatics Summit Chair

Daniella Meeker, PhD

Chair | Informatics Summit

Yale School of Medicine