AIAS+ 2026 — AI for Scientific Discovery
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Hosted by the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute, AIAS+ brings researchers, founders and students together to explore AI for Science through frontier talks, workshops and conversations across disciplines.
Bring a question, an idea or work in progress—and the people exploring it with you.
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No disciplines. Only problems.
Disciplines are the means. Discovery is the mission.
Explore AI for Science through frontier talks and seven workshops. Share a project, an idea or an open question with the community. One short paragraph is enough; early-stage work is welcome.
No audience. Only collaborators.
No one solves AI for Science alone.
Bring up to two collaborators free with your paid registration.
Share your work in the online team directory. Four selected teams will also present on the main stage.
With your consent, we’ll share your startup’s introduction with our network of 100+ VCs.
No stage. Just tables.
Nobel and Turing laureates, founders and students — same table, shared questions.
Join daytime and evening topic conversations, exchange ideas over lunch, and continue the discussion at the November 5 reception. Speakers may join lunch conversations as their schedules allow.
Individuals are equally welcome. You don’t need a project to attend.
Already registered? Share your work & bring your collaborators →
Team submissions are open on a rolling basis. Complimentary collaborator passes are first come, first served, subject to capacity.
Three days in San Francisco. Collaborations that last.
AIAS+ 2026 · Nov 5–7 · The Ritz-Carlton