Nexus Harbor · Quarterly
Nexus Salons
Small-room conversations · location to be announced
Nexus Salons are quarterly small-room conversations hosted by Adler Archer and the Adler Archer Laboratory at Johns Hopkins CBID, where the ideas raised in Huddles are developed into the themes that shape the Nexus Harbor Summit.
Location to be announced.
Series
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December 2026 · Salon I · Quarterly · Location to be announced
All stages
Applied SDOH innovation in the age of artificial intelligence and superintelligence
The first salon takes questions already raised in the room and gives them a shape the 2027 Summit can use. Applied social determinants of health (SDOH) innovation is the subject. Artificial intelligence and superintelligence are the conditions the work has to survive, not the headline.
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March 2027 · Salon II · Quarterly · Location to be announced
Govern
Trust, sovereignty, and community ownership in health AI
Salon II develops the Govern band the Summit will run under every stage. Trust, data sovereignty, and community ownership are treated as design constraints. They are not saved for a closing panel.
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June 2027 · Salon III · Quarterly · Location to be announced
Deliver
From Summit to Labs: choosing which ideas become projects
After the Summit, the room has more ideas than it can build. Salon III chooses which of them become Labs projects and which should remain relationships. The emphasis is Deliver: care, operations, access, and what it takes to leave the pilot.
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September 2027 · Salon IV · Quarterly · Location to be announced
Govern and Deliver
Sustaining what we build: community ownership beyond the pilot
Salon IV asks what community ownership looks like after the grant, the pilot, and the applause. The emphasis is Govern and Deliver. It also seeds the questions the 2028 cycle will inherit.