Abstract submission for scientific parallel sessions at the conference

Contributors are asked to classify their work across four dimensions: Track, Modality, Method, and Application domain. Each submission must select at least one option in each category. These categories reflect the core scientific areas of HAICON26 and help us build a coherent, diverse scientific program across disciplines, methodologies, and data types.

  • Applications of AI
  • AI Fundamentals
  • Tools, Benchmarking, Infrastructure
  • Ethics, Fairness, Sustainability

  • Audio
  • Graphs
  • Image
  • Multimodal Data
  • Simulation Data
  • Tabular Data
  • Text
  • Time Series
  • Video
  • Other

  • Foundation Models
  • Generative Models
  • Graph Neural Networks
  • Physics-informed Machine Learning
  • Reinforcement Learning
  • Statistical Learning / Classic ML
  • Uncertainty Quantification
  • Other

  • Core Machine Learning
  • Aeronautics, Space & Transport
  • Energy
  • Earth & Environment
  • Health
  • Information
  • Matter

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Contributions for workshops and tutorials at Workshops & Tutorials Day

This call is for the Workshops & Tutorials Day (WTD). We welcome submissions for both tutorials — expert-led sessions introducing key methods, tools, or skills — and workshops — collaborative sessions focused on problem-solving, interdisciplinary exchange, and innovation.

Evaluation criteria
Proposals will be evaluated based on topic relevance, clarity, expected impact, engagement potential, presenter experience, and diversity considerations.

Deadline

Submission deadline: February 8, 2026, (23:59 CET)
Notification of acceptance: March, 15, 2026

Please make sure to submit your proposal before the deadline. All submitters will be notified by email about the acceptance or rejection of their tutorial or workshop by the notification date.

  • Title of the Session
  • Authors Informations (name and email)
  • Contribution type: Tutorial or Workshop
  • Comments (on the presenters or session)
  • Brief Description and Outline
  • Goals
  • Presenters Experience (short bio and relevant experience)
  • Target Audience
  • Minimum and Maximum Number of Participants
  • Session Length (hours)
  • Keywords
  • Equipment & Space Requirements

  • We encourage clear and concise descriptions
  • Highlight any hands-on activities, interactive components, or collaborative formats
  • Optional: indicate if any materials (slides, datasets, notebooks) will be provided

  • We recommend 1–2 presenters per session; please indicate if you require more and explain why.
  • Please remember that the presenters need to strongly commit to present the tutorial or workshop in person.
  • HAICON26 registration fees will be waived for accepted presenters.
  • We are open to flexible session formats that combine different types of activities.
  • For questions about the call please contact wtd.haicon@helmholtz-munich.de

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