Machine learning is reshaping how science is done, from how experiments are designed to how models are built from data and hypotheses tested. On 15–16 October we host the AI for Science Workshop at Ångströmlaboratoriet in Uppsala, a satellite meeting of the Swedish e-Science Academy 2026.
The programme brings together researchers who develop machine-learning methods and researchers who apply them across the sciences. Invited speakers are Giovanni Volpe (University of Gothenburg), Niklas Wahlström and Sara Hamis (Uppsala University), Hossein Azizpour and Gisele Miranda (KTH), Maria Bånkestad (RISE) and Fredrik Lindsten (Linköping University), with time set aside for discussion.
The workshop runs from Thursday afternoon (13:00–17:00, room Ång/2001) to Friday morning (09:00–12:00, room Ång/11137). Registration has closed, but the full programme, speaker profiles and practical details are on the workshop page:
Warmly welcome,
Organizers (Anna Persson, Prashant Singh, María Andreína Francisco Rodríguez and Jens Sjölund at the Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University)