UK–Vietnam–Indonesia Collaboration to Advance AI and Stroke Research Through International Workshop

London / Oxford, United Kingdom — November 2026 — An international workshop on artificial intelligence (AI) and stroke is being planned as part of ongoing collaboration between academic and healthcare institutions from the United Kingdom, Vietnam, and Indonesia.

The proposed workshop, scheduled for Friday, 13 November 2026, will form part of a broader international programme involving visiting professors, guest lecturers, and research partners working to advance innovation in stroke care and digital health.

The workshop is expected to bring together researchers and academic partners to explore the potential of AI in stroke care and strengthen international collaboration in health research and education.

Connecting International Expertise in AI and Stroke

The planned workshop is part of the wider Indonesia–Vietnam visit programme involving Prof. Huan X. Nguyen, Prof. Arjune Sen, and Dr. Cong Minh Tran.

The programme includes academic lectures, hospital visits, and networking activities in Vietnam and Indonesia, providing opportunities for participating institutions to exchange knowledge and explore collaborative approaches to stroke care.

The workshop is expected to involve partners from the UK, Vietnam, and Indonesia, building on existing academic and research collaboration in digital health and stroke care.

The tentative agenda identifies Middlesex University or the University of Oxford as potential venues. The programme, venue, and speakers are currently being finalised.

Strengthening Collaboration Between Academic and Healthcare Institutions

The proposed workshop will take place in the context of a broader international partnership involving institutions from the three countries.

The agenda identifies Bach Mai Hospital as a participating partner, with its delegation expected to visit the UK from 11–16 November 2026. The programme also identifies Prof. Ton and team from Vietnam, as well as Dr. Lutfan and Dr. Nindya from Indonesia, as potential participants in the workshop.

The planned activities aim to create opportunities for knowledge exchange and strengthen collaboration in the application of AI and digital innovation to healthcare.

By bringing together expertise from different academic and healthcare settings, the workshop is expected to support ongoing discussions on stroke care, research collaboration, and the development of innovative approaches to health systems.

Looking Ahead to Continued International Exchange

The proposed workshop forms part of a series of academic and institutional activities spanning Vietnam, Indonesia, and the United Kingdom.

The wider programme includes joint lectures for VNU students, hospital visits in Hanoi and Yogyakarta, academic networking, and engagement with stroke and brain health teams in Indonesia.

These activities provide opportunities for participating institutions to strengthen international academic relationships and explore future collaboration in stroke care and digital health innovation.

The UK–Vietnam–Indonesia workshop is currently in the planning stage, with further details on the programme, venue, and speakers to be confirmed.

About the Workshop

The UK–Vietnam–Indonesia Workshop on AI and Stroke is tentatively scheduled for 13 November 2026 as part of the international visit programme involving academic and healthcare partners from the three countries. The workshop is expected to take place at Middlesex University or the University of Oxford, subject to confirmation.

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