AI for Science – Connecting Research, Data and Infrastructure

AI is rapidly changing how research is designed, conducted and validated. This year’s Summit focuses on what that means for major research infrastructures such as ESS, MAX IV and SciLifeLab, and for the HPC, data and AI services that support them.

Together, we will explore how research infrastructures can evolve to enable AI-driven science, how scientific quality, reproducibility and trust can be safeguarded, and what researchers need in order to make effective and responsible use of new AI capabilities. Throughout the day, participants will help map the AI-supported research process, identify responsibilities and gaps, and develop priorities for how research infrastructures, computing and data capabilities need to connect.

The Summit will bring together researchers, research infrastructures, HPC and data providers, funders, industry and experts in AI, governance and research integrity to identify the connections, capabilities and priorities that need to be strengthened in Sweden and Europe.

Sergio Andreozzi, EGI Head of Strategy, will contribute to the panel discussion “Priorities for trusted AI assisted science”, where the discussion focuses on the priorities needed to combine powerful AI assisted research capabilities and good conditions for researchers with scientific quality, reproducibility, transparency, security and trust.