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Discover the featured sessions at the AMIA Amplify Informatics Conference, including high-profile keynote and year-in-review presentations exploring the latest trends and future directions in clinical informatics, translational bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, and data science. Designed for professionals at the intersection of data, technology, and healthcare, these sessions provide strategic insights into how informatics is shaping patient care, research, and health system performance.

Friday, February 6, 2026 | 1:45 - 3:15 p.m. An Unforgettable Whale-Watching Experience Set sail from Anaeho‘omalu Bay aboard the Spirit of Aloha for an extraordinary humpback whale encounter. This 1.5-hour deluxe cruise offers guaranteed whale sightings—or enjoy a free re-ride (re-ride only; no...

The 2026 submission process is now closed. We invite you to contribute your work for presentation at the AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium. The Symposium convenes scientists, clinicians, health system leaders, educators, policy makers, trainees, technologists, and industry partners from around the world to...

Current plans for the Retreat include four meeting sessions on Friday and Saturday, each devoted to one or more of these topics, and a working session on Sunday to organize and plan deliverables and follow-up activities. Each of the four meeting sessions will have two keynote/framing presentations...

The AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium offers several events for individuals at all career stages dedicated to connecting mentees, mentors, and professional communities in informatics.

Connect with peers and leaders through receptions, mixers, speed networking, and interactive events designed to spark collaboration and build lasting professional relationships.

We invite your submissions detailing foundational informatics methodologies, innovative systems, and novel applications are strongly encouraged. The Summit provides a distinguished platform to present impactful research and foster interdisciplinary collaborations that expedite progress in clinical...