ActivInsights is excited to attend the Spring Clock Club 2025, supporting advancements in objective sleep and circadian rhythm measurement. As a leader in wearable technology, we provide researchers with tools to capture real-world sleep and activity data, bridging the gap between lab-based chronobiology and everyday health applications.

By engaging with the BioClocks UK community, we aim to foster collaborations, drive innovation in precision health monitoring, and contribute to research that translates into meaningful real-world impact.

The theme for ICDAM 2025 embraces the evolution in diet and physical activity methods since the 2000 conference, while thinking about the work that lies ahead to ensure that high-quality methods are available and accessible for all.

The 2000 conference theme was Promoting the appropriate use of dietary assessment tools for all. Since then, ICDAM expanded to focus on methods for assessing both diet and physical activity, and subsequent conferences addressed the need for methods that are appropriate to various populations and contexts.

With the theme for ICDAM 2025, 25 years on: Diet and activity methods for all, we invite participants to consider how advances in methods can contribute toward the vision of the International Society for Diet and Activity Methods, the wide availability and use of robust methods for the assessment of diet and physical activity across contexts, settings, and populations. Accordingly, we welcome submissions that explicitly address equity and inclusiveness, including with respect to building capacity and inclusiveness in the field.

The premier global event in sleep medicine and research, bringing together leading experts and innovators.

Accelerating the Path to Approval: Validating Novel Digital Clinical Measures

Novel digital measures offer a huge potential to capture meaningful aspects of health in ways that have been previously impossible to assess. These measures can capture new concepts that focus on how a patient feels, functions, or behaves and can capture them in real-world environments at a significantly increased frequency without clinician supervision.

However, the increasing adoption of these novel digital measures is limited by a gap in the clinical and regulatory science underpinning their validation. By addressing these gaps, we’re establishing a stronger evidence base for digital health tools, making it easier for regulators, payors, and clinicians to adopt these technologies confidently.

DATAcc by DiMe, along with a multi-stakeholder group which includes Joss Langford, CTO and Co-Founder of ActivInsights will discuss this new framework and toolkit.

The 27^th Conference of the European Sleep Research Society

The biennial congress of the European Sleep Research Society “Sleep Europe” is Europe’s leading congress on sleep medicine and sleep research. Every two years, thousands of clinicians, researchers, scientists, students & trainees come together to learn the latest sleep science news and network with their peers.

Join 400+ industry leaders for engaging discussions on digital health and AI advancements.

Key Topics:

• Clinical Trials Innovation
• Digital Therapeutics Exploration
• FDA Oversight on Devices and Software
• Machine Learning in Clinical Trials
• Precision Medicine Advancements
• Generative AI in Drug Development
• AI in Healthcare and Biopharma sectors

The focus is on high-quality learning and connecting with others, so there will be no virtual streaming. Instead, there will be flexible registration options to allow people to attend for single days, and selected sessions will be recorded and available for purchase from the ASA Learning Centre after the conference.

There will be some great international speakers, a trade exhibition buzzing with the latest innovations, in-depth short courses and a return of last year’s popular clinical stream. There will also be plenty of opportunities to catch up on new research findings and the news from far and wide across the sleep community in Australia and New Zealand.

From Clinical Trials to Clinical Use: Digital Measures in Clinical Trials