Conference
ACTIVE
3rd July, 2026
AIAS+ 2026 : Chen Institute Symposium for AI Advancing Society and Science
In Person
November 5-7, 2026
Submission Deadline:
15th July, 2026
— 11 days remaining
About the Conference
We invite submissions that explore how core advancements in artificial intelligence are accelerating progress in science. AIAS 2026 focuses on transformative AI innovations that expand the boundaries of scientific discovery, from models that support prediction, interpretation, and simulation to systems that enable reasoning, hypothesis generation, and experimental discovery.
We welcome work across disciplines that advances AI as an increasingly active partner in the scientific process. In particular, we encourage contributions that develop new AI methods, deepen established directions, or demonstrate impactful applications in scientific domains.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
• Foundational and frontier AI methods for scientific discovery
• Scientific reasoning, inference, and decision-making
• Hypothesis generation and discovery-oriented modeling
• AI for simulation, prediction, and interpretation in science
• Research process automation, including literature synthesis, data analysis, and experimental design
• AI systems for biology, chemistry, physics, medicine, engineering, and related fields
• Benchmarks, evaluation methods, and infrastructure for AI-accelerated science
• Reliability, robustness, safety, and human oversight in scientific AI systems
AIAS⁺ 2026 is also interested in emerging directions aligned with the broader vision of ‘Discoverative AI’: AI that contributes not only to analysis and prediction, but also to the generation of new questions, new insights, and new pathways for discovery.
We encourage submissions from researchers working at the intersection of AI and the physical, life, and applied sciences, as well as from researchers advancing the foundations of AI in ways that can accelerate scientific progress.
We welcome work across disciplines that advances AI as an increasingly active partner in the scientific process. In particular, we encourage contributions that develop new AI methods, deepen established directions, or demonstrate impactful applications in scientific domains.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
• Foundational and frontier AI methods for scientific discovery
• Scientific reasoning, inference, and decision-making
• Hypothesis generation and discovery-oriented modeling
• AI for simulation, prediction, and interpretation in science
• Research process automation, including literature synthesis, data analysis, and experimental design
• AI systems for biology, chemistry, physics, medicine, engineering, and related fields
• Benchmarks, evaluation methods, and infrastructure for AI-accelerated science
• Reliability, robustness, safety, and human oversight in scientific AI systems
AIAS⁺ 2026 is also interested in emerging directions aligned with the broader vision of ‘Discoverative AI’: AI that contributes not only to analysis and prediction, but also to the generation of new questions, new insights, and new pathways for discovery.
We encourage submissions from researchers working at the intersection of AI and the physical, life, and applied sciences, as well as from researchers advancing the foundations of AI in ways that can accelerate scientific progress.
Topics of Interest
4 topicsResearch papers are invited in, but not limited to, the following areas:
Venue Information
San Francisco, California, USA
Special conference rates often available near the venue.
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