Exploring the Future of AI in Science: Our Contribution to AI4Sci 2026

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Artificial intelligence is opening up new possibilities across scientific disciplines, from physics and chemistry to life sciences and the humanities. Bringing these developments into focus, the 2nd International Conference on AI for Science (AI4Sci 2026) took place in Mainz, Germany, from October 5–9, 2026.

Our partner, Dr. Jonas Flechsig, from Fraunhofer ITWM participated in the conference, contributing insights into the application of AI in healthcare and scientific research.

Our contribution: Guideline-Controlled AI for Clinical Decision Support

On October 7, Dr. Flechsig delivered a presentation titled “Guideline-Controlled AI for Clinical Decision Support”.

His presentation explored current developments and potential applications of artificial intelligence in the life sciences, with a particular focus on combining AI with established medical knowledge for clinical decision support.

Connecting AI and Scientific Research

AI4Sci 2026 brought together researchers and experts to discuss how artificial intelligence can advance scientific discovery and support new research opportunities.

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