The conference will kick off on 8 June with the Workshops & Tutorials Day hosted at Helmholtz Munich. Through interactive workshops and hands-on tutorials, participants will gain insights into current AI methods, tools and application areas. The sessions are designed for researchers at all career stages and provide opportunities for knowledge exchange and networking across disciplines.
The main conference program, taking place from 9 to 11 June, will feature keynote lectures, scientific talks, poster sessions and networking opportunities. Invited speakers include several scientists from Helmholtz Munich, among them Eleftheria Zeggini, Pascal Falter-Braun, Janna Nawroth, Dominik Jüstel and Ali Ertürk. In addition, Helmholtz Munich will host the session “Discovering Future Health”, showcasing current AI-driven research in the health and life sciences.
Through the Workshops & Tutorials Day and a range of scientific contributions to the conference program, Helmholtz Munich is actively contributing to HAICON 2026 and supporting exchange on current developments in AI for Science.
