IUPESM World Congress
on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering 2025
incorporating EPSM/ABEC 2025, ICMP 2025 and AOCMP 2025
29 September – 4 October | Adelaide Convention Centre
JOINTLY ORGANISED BY
Welcome to the IUPESM World Congress 2025
On behalf of Engineers Australia, the Australasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine, The International Union for Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine, The International Organization for Medical Physics and The International Federation of Medical and Biological Engineering, we are excited to promote this event that promises to be a milestone in the realms of Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics. In the ever-evolving landscape of medicine and healthcare, the fusion of leading research and technological innovation is propelling us toward a future where the boundaries are beyond what any of us may have imagined just a few years ago. The 2025 IUPESM World Congress, in Adelaide, South Australia, is your gateway to the opportunities with which we are presented. The Congress theme is aligned with worldwide initiatives of equitable healthcare in a sustainable world: Bridging the Gap: Science, Technology, and Clinical Practice for a Sustainable World.
Join the brightest minds from around the world and network with scientists, engineers, researchers, innovators and corporations in this fantastic opportunity to expand your endeavours. The Congress will provide a unique opportunity to make new acquaintances in an environment where they will be sharing the very latest research, technologies and thinking that stands to collectively shape the future of healthcare delivery.
Mark your calendars and begin your preparations to join us in Adelaide 29 September – 4 October 2025.
Prof Eva Bezak, ACPSEM, Convenor, Medical Physics
Mr Adrian Richards, BME Chapter, Engineers Australia, Convenor, Biomedical Engineering
Dear Esteemed Colleagues,
It is indeed my great honour to welcome you to the IUPESM World Congress 2025 taking place in the vibrant city of Adelaide, Southern Australia. We are excited to bring together a diverse group of professionals, researchers, and thought leaders from around the globe to engage in meaningful discussions and share innovative ideas that will shape the future of medical physics and biomedical engineering.
As we navigate the complexities of this field, our conference aims to foster collaboration, inspire creativity, and promote knowledge exchange. We plan to have an exceptional program featuring keynote speakers, panel discussions, and workshops that will challenge our perspectives and ignite new possibilities.
The 2025 theme, Bridging the Gap: Science, Technology, and Clinical Practice for a Sustainable World reflects our commitment to addressing the pressing issues and opportunities within our field in global context. We encourage you to participate actively, share your insights, and connect with fellow attendees to build lasting relationships that extend beyond this event.
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our local organisers, partners, and volunteers whose dedication has made this conference possible. Your enthusiasm is invaluable to our success.
Thank you for joining us at the IUPESM World Congress 2025. Together, let us embark on a journey of discovery, collaboration, and inspiration. I look forward to meeting each of you and witnessing the remarkable contributions that will emerge from our time together.
Warm regards,
Dr Madan Rehani, President, IUPESM
Professor of Radiology, Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA
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With travel opening up, now is the time to plan a trip and experience Australia in 2025.
Global Biomedical Industries
Welcome to South Australia, a land of natural beauty, rich history, and thriving healthtech innovation. Offering world-class healthcare facilities, cutting-edge research and development opportunities, and a supportive ecosystem for entrepreneurs, innovators and partners in the health and medical innovation sector.
The $4 billion Adelaide BioMed City is in the heart of Adelaide, comprised of leading-edge anchor research and educational institutes, companies, that cluster and connect with start-ups, business incubators and accelerators. The state’s three growing innovation districts include Adelaide BioMed City, Lot Fourteen and the Tonsley Innovation District, which capitalise on South Australia’s competitive advantage in emerging sectors of advanced manufacturing.
South Australia, Your Destination for HealthTech Innovations
Adelaide’s competitive advantage includes significant investment and committed future plans for capital developments forming a connected locale of mixed-use infrastructure. South Australia has rapid regulatory pathways and globally accepted quality data systems which are attractive for conducting world-class clinical trials. Adelaide’s central business district hosts a connected network of clinical research organisations, clinical trial sites, and analytical services.
Geographically, South Australia is centrally located to other domestic cities, forming Team Australia, and an accessible launch pad to key fast-growing Asian markets, such as China, India, and South East Asia. It is also a great place to live.
The city is home to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, a technologically advanced hospital which offers a range of specialties including cancer treatment, cardiac care and neuroscience. Other leading healthcare facilities include the Flinders Medical Centre and the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, both of which are dedicated to providing exceptional care to patients and their families. Adelaide is also home to the new Australian Bragg Centre, a purpose built biomedical development set to be home to leading cancer research institutes as well as the first clinically dedicated proton beam precision therapy centre in the Southern Hemisphere.
Wonderful City,
Beautiful Country
The city not only provides excellent facilities but also offers a range of unforgettable experiences. You will discover a city that is easy and safe to stroll around with plenty to see and do. When you visit Adelaide, make sure you stop to admire the heritage streetscapes, charming buildings and public art. Walk along the river and through the parklands, or just lounge on the beach or at one of the many cafes. The airport is only seven kilometres (4.3 miles) from Adelaide city and the Adelaide Hills with the Barossa Valley and major beaches a short drive away by car.
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