Day Two | Nobel Heroes & AI4SCI Summit Singapore 2026
Nobel Heroes & AI4SCI Summit Singapore 2026
We are bringing Nobel Laureates, leading scientists, AI pioneers, researchers, innovators, and the next generation of scientific talent into private dialogue with the leaders shapingnext-generation science and technology.
Day Two | Nobel Heroes & AI4SCI Summit
📅 October 6, 2026| 13:00–17:00 (SGT)
📍 Singapore Management University (SMU), Singapore
Day Two will take place at Singapore Management University (SMU), bringing together Nobel Laureates, leading SMU scholars, and global thought leaders to explore how science, technology, and artificial intelligence are reshaping the future of human society.
Confirmed Participants
Nobel Laureates
• Sir Christopher Pissarides — Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences 2010; internationally recognised for his pioneering work on labour markets and the future of work
• Prof. Benjamin List — Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021; pioneer of asymmetric organocatalysis
• Prof. Omar M. Yaghi — Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2025; Founder of Metal–Organic Frameworks (MOFs), Pioneer of Reticular Chemistry and Global Leader in AI for Science
• Sir Konstantin Novoselov — 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics laureate for the discovery of graphene. Professor at the Centre for Advanced 2D Materials, National University of Singapore
• Prof. Fred Ramsdell — 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine; Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board, Sonoma Biotherapeutics
Global Leaders & Distinguished Guests
• Prof Alan Chan, Provos of SMU
• Nikolaus Turner, Executive Director & Board Member, Lindau Nobel Laureate Foundation
• Dr. Cheong Wei Yang, Interim Co-Director of Longevity Societies and Economies Institute (LSEI); Vice Provost (Strategic Research Partnerships), SMU; Senior Adviser (Health Economics), Ministry of Health, Singapore
• Prof Seonghoon Kim, Associate Professor of Economics; Pillar Lead, Building Longevity Economies for LSEI; Deputy Director, Centre for Research on Successful Ageing (ROSA), SMU
• Prof Clayton Miller, Associate Professor of Urban Informatics; Urban Fellow (Urban Systems); Lee Kong Chian Fellow, SMU
• Prof Paulin Straughan, Interim Co-Director of Longevity Societies and Economies Institute (LSEI); Director, Centre for Research on Successful Ageing (ROSA), SMU
• Prof Terry Van Gevelt, Associate Professor of Urban Sustainability; Programme Co-Director, Master of Sustainability (MST); Urban Fellow (Urban Growth), SMU
• Prof Wiinston Chow, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Urban Climate; Pillar Lead, Urban Systems for Urban Institutes (UI); Lee Kong Chian Fellow, SMU
• Prof Archan Misra, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Computer Science; Interim Director, SMU Resilient Workforces Institute, SMU
Day Two Programme
13:00-13:30 | Registration
13:30-13:40 | Welcome Remarks
13:40-13:50 | Opening Remarks
13:50-14:00 | Setting The Stage
14:00-14:40 | Nobel Dialogue 1 · Immunising Society for Longevity: Purpose, Prevention, Resilience
15:00-15:40 | Nobel Dialogue 2 · Scaling Sustainability in Cities: Citizen Awareness to Drive Technology Adoption
15:40-16:20 | Nobel Dialogue 3 · Priming Humans with AI: Redefining How We Work, Learn, and Research
16:20-16:30 | Closing Remarks
Registration
Attendance is by invitation or application only.
Registration does not guarantee admission.
All applications will be reviewed by the organizing committee.
Past Event Review
Nobel Heroes Hong Kong 2026
Nobel Heroes Guang Zhou 2024
Nobel Heroes Hong Kong 2018
🎤Organizer
Laureates City Holdings Limited
Laureates City Holdings Limited owns a global network of 107 Nobel laureates, distinguished young scientists and international research institutions.
Symbiosis Science
Symbiosis Science is a global platform dedicated to advancing science and future intelligence. Centered on AI for Science, Scientific Discovery, Human & Machine Intelligence, and Future Intelligence.
Advaita Lab
Advaita Lab is an AI research and systems laboratory building the scientific intelligence infrastructure for the Sovereign Human era.
Host
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings
The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings convene distinguished Nobel laureates and outstanding young researchers from across the globe to foster intergenerational, cross-cultural and interdisciplinary dialogue.