This event is a showcase for cutting-edge research across the MPLS Division, with opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange, networking, and collaboration. Bringing together researchers, technicians, and research enablers to explore how artificial intelligence is shaping scientific inquiry—and the ethical questions that arise.
REGISTER TO ATTEND
Present Your Research. We’re inviting DPhil and Postdoctoral researchers to submit abstracts for:
- 10-minute lightning talk
- Poster
Awards will be given for the best presentations, and we especially encourage submissions from researchers from under-represented backgrounds.
Submissions are welcome in the following areas:
- Data Science & Quantum Technologies
- Climate, Energy & Sustainability
- Health & Antimicrobial Resistance
- Food Security & Biodiversity
- Functional Materials
- Space
Deadline for submissions: 31 October 2025
Awards will be given for the best presentations.
Speakers
Even if you're not presenting, don’t miss the chance to hear from an exceptional line-up of speakers.
The conference will open with a welcome address from the Vice Chancellor, Professor Irene Tracey and the programme includes talks from leading experts:
- Professor Tom Stoneham – University of York & UKRI AI CDT in Safe AI Systems.
- Dr Heloise Stevance – Schmidt AI in Science Fellow, University of Oxford.
- Professor Gemma Derrick – AI, Ethics & Research Culture, University of Bristol.
- Dr Caroline Green - AI & Ethics Institute, Oxford.
Plus, engage with the roundtable discussion on the future of responsible AI in science, hosted by Professor Jim Naismith, Head of MPLS Division.
| Date |
15/01/2026 |
| Time |
09:30 - 16:30 |
| Venue |
Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford |
| Booking required? |
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