Events and opportunities

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  • Physics-informed machine learning meets engineering seminar series: March - July 2025
    • This bi-monthly seminar series plans to explore real-world applications of Φ-ML methods to the engineering practice. They cover a wide range of topics, offering a cross-sectional view of the state of the art on Φ-ML research, worldwide.

      Participants will have the opportunity to hear from leading researchers and learn about the latest developments in this emerging field. These seminars also offer the chance to identify and spark collaboration opportunities.   

    • You will need to subscribe to their mailing list before you will be able to register for any of the seminars.
  • Women's Health Hackathon, King's College London, 08 July 2025, 09:00 - 17:00

    • This Women's and Girls' Health Hackathon is a collaborative innovation event bringing together diverse stakeholders to develop inclusive, low-cost digital solutions that improve access to trusted women's health information.

    • We welcome clinicians, those working in the tech industry such as data analysts, programmers and innovators, academics and those working in public health, as well as anyone interested in the subject.

    • Find out more about the Hackathon
  • ARTISTE2025 International Conference and Summer School dedicated to Artificial Intelligence applications to Structural Engineering field.
    • The ARTISTE2025 conference in Turin, Italy is looking for Digital Twins researchers to participate in their upcoming conference in September 2025. They are specifically looking for researchers who are studying the intersection of Digital Twins with structural engineering. Want to submit your research for consideration?
    • Conference

      • Abstract submission last deadline: 31st of August 2025
      • Full paper submission (optional): 30th of September 2025
      • Conference dates: 14/15/16/17 September 2025
      • Summer School dates: 18/19/20 September 2025
    • Find out more
  • 2nd International Conference on  Engineering Digital Twins (EDTconf) - Call for Papers 
    • The International Conference on Engineering Digital Twins is looking for papers. The conference is being held on October 6-7, 2025 in Michigan, U.S. 
      • Abstract submission deadline: 27 June 2025
      • Paper submission deadline: 2 July 2025
      • Notification of acceptance: 5 August 2025
      • Camera-ready submission: 20 August 2025
    • Find out more about the Engineering digital twins conference
  • Call for Papers: Open Research Infrastructures and Resources for Communication and Media Studies (DL Abstracts: 1-15 September 2025)
    • Deadline for Abstracts: 1-15 September 2025 | Deadline for Articles: 15-31 January 2026 - read full call for papers

    • Media and Communication, peer-reviewed journal indexed in the Web of Science (Impact Factor: 2.7) and Scopus (CiteScore: 5.8), welcomes article proposals for its upcoming issue "Open Research Infrastructures and Resources for Communication and Media Studies".

    • Many scholars and initiatives in communication and media research have called for a “cultural shift” in our discipline toward more open, reproducible, and replicable research practices and better access to infrastructures and shared research resources. This thematic issue aims to contribute to these efforts by providing a forum for debate and exchange on open research infrastructures for communication and media research, with a focus on non-commercial resources following open science principles.  
  • 24th UK Workshop on Computational Intelligence (UKCI 2025), Edinburgh Napier University, 3-5 September 2025 

    • UKCI 2025 invites original research contributions, including significant work-in-progress, across the broad area of Computational Intelligence (CI). Indicative topics include, but are not limited to:

      • Machine Learning (including Deep Learning) | Evolutionary Computation | Fuzzy Systems | Data Mining | Intelligent Robotics | Cognitive Computing | Explainable AI (XAI) | Trust and Ethics in AI Systems | Applications | Large Language Models (theory and applications)

    • We welcome long papers (12 pages) and short papers (6 pages), with short papers being particularly suited for position papers or early-stage research.

    • Submission Deadline: 31st May 2025

    • Conference Dates: 3rd–5th September 2025

    • Publication: Accepted papers will be included in Springer’s Advances in Computational Intelligence Series (AISC).
    • Find out more
  • Third Workshop on Multimodal AI, University of Sheffield, 16-17 September 2025, 09:00 - 17:00

    • Hosted by UKOMAIN, this in-person event brings together researchers and practitioners to explore innovations in combining text, images, sound, and more.
    • Expect keynotes, talks, posters, panel discussions, a photo competition, and funding briefings—plus prizes and travel bursaries. 
    • Find out more about the workshop

From Turing Interest Groups

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  • Natural Language Processing interest group: AthNLP 2025 - 3rd Athens Natural Language Processing Summer School - Athens, Greece at NCSR Demokritos Campus between 4-10 September 2025.
    • Application Deadline: 15 June 2025 
    • The school focuses on machine learning methods for NLP, offering:
      • Morning lectures on theory
      • Afternoon hands-on lab sessions
      • Evening research talks, poster sessions, and demos
    • Target Audience:  Students and researchers in NLP and Computational Linguistics, Computer scientists with interest in NLP and ML, Industry professionals seeking deeper understanding of these fields
      • ** No prior experience in NLP or ML is required—just basic math and Python.  
  • Machine learning and Dynamical Systems interest group:   scheduled for 7th-9th July 2025 at Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh.  
    • This event promises to be an excellent platform for sharing the latest advancements and research in mathematical systems and control theory. We encourage you to contribute by presenting your work or participating in the discussions.
    • For those interested in presenting, or applying for funded attendance, please complete the application form.

 

  • Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) Interest Group: Cooperative AI Summer School 2025 [9th-13th July, Marlow, England, UK] - applications now open:
    • Designed for students and early-career professionals in AI, computer science and related disciplines - such as sociology and economics - the summer school offers a firm grounding in the emerging field of cooperative AI. 
    • Find out more
  • Causal Inference Interest Group: Mendelian randomization short course, in person at University College London, 16-18 September 2025
    • Fees: £800 (£400 for PhD students, however, with limited places)

    • This course introduces the theory and most widely used tools for MR, and how to apply these methods to real research questions.

    • The course will cover one-sample and two-sample approaches, sensitivity analyses including pleiotropy-robust methods, multivariable MR for mediation and interaction, within-family MR, MR-PheWAS and drug target MR. Each method will be explained, with accompanying practicals to give participants hands-on experience designing, running, interpreting, and writing MR studies.

    • Sign up for the short course

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