AI4X 2027 · Bremen
We invite proposals for in-person tutorials on theoretical or practical topics related to disciplines covered at the conference. Tutorials take place during the Tutorial Weekend, 12-13 June 2027, at Constructor University, Bremen. We will consider any topic, so long as the proposal makes a strong argument that the tutorial is important for the AI4X community.
Tutorial proposals follow the same two-round structure as the call for papers.
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Submissions open - Round 1 | Soon |
| Submission deadline - Round 1 | 31 December 2026, 23:59 AoE (UTC-12) |
| Notification - Round 1 | 31 January 2027 |
| Submission deadline - Round 2 | 21 February 2027, 23:59 AoE (UTC-12) |
| Notification - Round 2 | 31 March 2027 |
Tutorials should be of interest to a substantial portion of the AI4X community and should represent a sufficiently mature area of research or practice. Tutorials are expected to be accessible to PhD candidates from other subfields, i.e. some part of the tutorial may need to be spent on covering necessary background material.
An AI4X tutorial should present a balanced overview of the research landscape of the chosen area of research by highlighting established results, open problems, and include perspectives from the wider community in that field. It should not focus on the results or tools of the presenters or their organizations.
We encourage submitters to consider how their materials will remain useful to the community after the event, for example by providing links to code, slides and exercises or audio-only presentations. We will send out audio recordings to tutorial presenters after the conference and presenters will be free to modify the recordings or send out additional information for conversion into a podcast format (depending on topic).
Tutorials may optionally conclude with a discussion panel featuring additional researchers from the field and a moderator to broaden the conversation.
The panel should represent diverse perspectives. While the exact structure of the panel is up to you, we encourage a (civil/professional) debate format representing different perspectives in the community.
Please use the official templates and follow the formatting instructions provided: Word, LaTeX. Do not exceed the 5-page limit or modify fonts, margins, or line spacing. Non-compliant submissions may be desk-rejected. Submit your proposal through this form.
We look forward to your contributions in making AI4X 2027 a platform for insightful discussions and pioneering advancements in AI applications across natural sciences.
For other questions, please contact us at tutorials@ai4x.cc
Tutorial Chair, AI4X 2027: Andrey Ustyuzhanin.