The countdown has begun! On Sunday, February 2nd, 2025, members of the global network from UGM (Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia), Vietnam, and the United Kingdom arrived safely in Bali, Indonesia, ahead of the highly anticipated Digital Twin for Stroke Care Global Partnership Workshop. This marks the beginning of an exciting week of collaboration, innovation, and cultural exchange aimed at advancing stroke care through cutting-edge digital twin technology.
A Warm Welcome to Bali
As the team arrived in Bali, the vibrant energy of the island greeted them. After a long journey, the network members were welcomed with open arms and provided with the perfect opportunity to relax and bond before diving into the workshop’s demanding agenda. The evening unfolded with a delightful welcome dinner, allowing everyone to reconnect and set the tone for the upcoming days.
A Cultural Touch: Balinese Dance Experience


In the spirit of unity and cultural exchange, the dinner was accompanied by a mesmerizing Balinese dance performance. These traditional dances, known for their intricate movements and vibrant costumes, are an integral part of Bali’s rich cultural heritage. The performance provided a perfect backdrop for team members from different countries to immerse themselves in the local culture while strengthening the bonds that will be crucial for the success of the workshop.
The evening not only marked the beginning of the event but also symbolized the collaborative spirit that will guide discussions and projects throughout the week. As the team prepares to explore how digital twin technology can revolutionize stroke care, moments like these serve as a reminder of the power of cross-cultural collaboration.
Looking Ahead: Workshop Begins Tomorrow
The workshop officially begins on February 4th, with an exciting day of panels, discussions, and collaboration ahead. Experts from Vietnam, Indonesia, the UK, and beyond will come together to explore how digital twin technology can transform stroke treatment, prevention, and recovery. The event promises to be a major step forward in the global fight against stroke, and the early camaraderie shared between participants will surely lay the foundation for productive and innovative conversations.
Stay tuned for more updates as the event progresses!