Pioneering the Next Generation of Diagnostics

London Institute for Healthcare Engineering, UK
24 – 26 February 2026

The Radiology AI Summit is an invite-only event uniting industry-leading experts, academics, clinicians, and policy advocates for two days to discuss, debate, and collaborate on bringing forward AI into clinical and diagnostic settings. By fostering knowledge exchange, exploring recent progress, and determining the next steps forward, this event is a unique opportunity to participate at the forefront of advancing AI into medical use.

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Embrace the Future of AI in Radiology

Unlock the future of radiology by attending the Radiology AI Summit, where thought leaders converge to explore groundbreaking technologies, share cutting-edge research, and forge connections that drive the evolution of AI in Radiology.

Deep Dive Into

Cutting-Edge AI Research
Clinical Validation and Adoption
Entrepreneurship and Investment
AI Safety
Enabling Technologies
Regulatory, Privacy, and Policy

The Formats

Keynote Reception
Lightning Talks
Expert Sessions
Panel Discussions
Networking Lunch
Summit Gala Dinner

Why join the AI Summit in Radiology?

Platform

The AI Summit brings together professionals across the radiology and AI sectors to share their expertise and invaluable insights.

Education

Learn from experts about the advantages, complexities, and ethical considerations tied to the integration of AI within radiology.

Innovation

Find out about the most recent developments in AI technologies, and their implications within radiology.

Networking

Collaborate and network among attendees and speakers, fostering potential partnerships and promising opportunities.

Keynote Speakers

Dr. Stephen Harden

President of The Royal College of Radiologists (London, UK)

Dr Stephen Harden is a consultant in cardiothoracic radiology at University Hospital Southampton, UK, having been appointed in 2005. His consultant clinical radiology practice includes cardiac and thoracic cross-sectional imaging and PET/CT.

Dr Harden has been President of the Royal College of Radiologists since September 2025. As RCR President, he leads the organisation which represents Clinical Radiologists and Clinical Oncologists in all four nations of the United Kingdom. The RCR’s role is to advocate for and speak on behalf of its specialties to government and stakeholders, to provide and supervise education and postgraduate exams and to set professional standards of practice.

Lawrence Tallon

Chief Executive Officer MHRA (London, UK)

Lawrence Tallon is the Chief Executive Officer of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). He was previously Deputy Chief Executive at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, where he led the Trust’s approach to strategy, technology, innovation and improvement. He has extensive experience across the healthcare sector in strategy and leadership roles, including within the Department of Health and Social Care alongside ministers and NHS leaders.

Lawrence is committed to patient safety and healthcare innovation, as well as life sciences and risk-proportionate regulation.