London AI×Bio Hack
Three days for scientists and builders working at the intersection of AI and life sciences.
18–20 September 2026
WilbeLABS, White City, London
About
Incredible work happens when domain expertise meets frontier technology.
Advances in coding agents are enabling scientists who have never coded to orchestrate complex workflows. They are also helping technical builders apply their skills to new scientific domains.
This weekend will bring researchers, engineers and builders together to work on real life sciences problems using frontier models and accelerated computing tools.
What to expect
Interdisciplinary teams will use the latest tools from OpenAI and NVIDIA, including GPT-Rosalind and the BioNeMo Agent Toolkit.
Over three days, participants will:
Work on a real drug discovery or biology problem
Learn directly from experts at OpenAI and NVIDIA
Receive support from mentors, teaching assistants and track leads
Build a research workflow, benchmark or prototype
Tour WilbeLABS’ working London laboratories
Present a final demo and project summary
Who should attend
The programme is designed for people who want to build, experiment and work across scientific and technical disciplines.
We welcome:
Software engineers and ML engineers
Computational scientists and bioinformaticians
Researchers, wet-lab scientists and life-science practitioners
People whose work already bridges science and technology
You do not need to apply with a complete team. Participants will be matched across computational and biological expertise.
Projects and confidentiality
Every team will share a non-confidential final demo and summary.
Proprietary projects are welcome. Participants will not be required to disclose private or confidential information.
Event details
Attendance is free. Meals and socials listed in the programme are included.
Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation.
Full attendance across all three days is required. Space is limited, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Application cutoff: September 11th, 2026
Learn more
Visit the event website for the full schedule, speakers, mentors and further information.