From Statistical Rigor to AI-enabled Decision-making
The UMBC–Stanford Workshop on Clinical Trials and Regulatory Science is dedicated to advancing innovation in biomedical research by fostering collaboration among the regulatory agencies, academia, industry and broader biomedical research community. Through scientific exchange, education, and interdisciplinary dialogue, the workshop provides a platform for addressing emerging challenges in clinical trials, regulatory science, biostatistics, artificial intelligence, and evidence-based decision-making.
We strive to promote rigorous scientific methodologies, accelerate the translation of research into healthcare solutions, and support the development of next-generation leaders in clinical research and regulatory science.
A special discounted hotel rate is available exclusively for conference attendees. Please use the booking link below to receive the conference rate. The UMBC discounted rate for standard rooms is available on a first-come, first-served basis while rooms last, so we encourage you to book early to secure the discounted rate.
📍 Address:
890 Elkridge Landing Road
Linthicum, MD 21090
📞 Phone: 1-800-810-0271
🚗 Commute: 8 miles to UMBC campus
Guided by a distinguished group of academic, regulatory, and industry leaders committed to advancing excellence in clinical research, biostatistics, and regulatory science.
The organizing committee consists of faculty and scientific leaders from:
Together, the committee develops scientific programming that addresses emerging topics in clinical trials, regulatory science, AI, real-world evidence, adaptive study designs, and global drug development.
The workshop brings together nationally and internationally recognized experts from:
Featured leaders include distinguished scientists, senior FDA officials, industry executives, and academic researchers who contribute to advancing innovation, regulatory excellence, and evidence-based healthcare.
A core priority of the workshop is mentoring the next generation of scientists and regulatory professionals. Through:
The workshop supports students, trainees, and early-career investigators in developing impactful careers in clinical trials, biostatistics, data science, and regulatory science.