About
For centuries, the method of discovery—the fundamental practice of science that scientists use to explain the natural world systematically and logically—has remained largely the same. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) hold tremendous promise in having an impact on the way scientific discovery is performed today at the fundamental level. However, to realize this promise, we need to identify priorities and outstanding open questions for the cutting edge of AI going forward. We are particularly interested in the following topics:
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Solving grand challenges in structural biology
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Scaling dynamical system modeling to millions of particles
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Visualizing the unimaginable black hole
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Incorporating physical insights to AI methods
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Accelerating drug discovery pipeline
Attendance
We welcome people with diverse background and level of experience to attend our workshop. The attendance is not contingent upon paper submission. Consider to apply for a travel award.
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Invited Talks (In alphabetical order)
Panel: Using AI to Accelerate Scientific Discovery
Tentative Important Dates (Anywhere on Earth)
- Abstract Submission Deadline: Sept 30, 2023
- Paper Submission Deadline: Oct 2, 2023
- Review Bidding Period: Oct 2-4, 2023
- Reviewer Deadline: Oct 24, 2023
- Acceptance Notification Date: Oct 27, 2023
- Workshop Date: Dec 16, 2023
Submissions
Please submit your paper in Openreview. Our workshop is nonarchival, the accepted papers will be posted on our website.
Organizers and Contact
Organizers are in the alphabetical order. For any question, please contact ai4sciencecommunity@gmail.com.
Organizers
AI4Science Team
- Yuanqi Du (Cornell)
- Payal Chandak (MIT)
- Daisy Yi Ding (Stanford)
- Chenru Duan (MSFT Quantum)
- Ada Fang (Harvard)
- Tianfan Fu (UIUC)
- Wenhao Gao (MIT)
- Kexin Huang (Stanford)
- Shengchao Liu (MILA)
- Ziming Liu (MIT)
- Hanchen Wang (Stanford, Genentech)
- Max Tegmark (MIT)
- Adrian Weller (Cambridge)
- Max Welling (UvA)
- Marinka Zitnik (Harvard)
- Connor Coley (MIT)
- Le Song (BioMap)
- Linfeng Zhang (DP Technology)
- Anima Anandkumar (Caltech, NVIDIA)
- Yoshua Bengio (MILA, Université de Montréal)
- Carla P. Gomes (Cornell)
- Aviv Regev (MIT, Genentech)