AI-preneurship Day
2026-03-05 12:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Rome) | LAB 42, Amsterdam Science Park, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Are you a BSc/MSc student, PhD candidate, or Postdoc working in AI—and curious about entrepreneurship? Ever wondered whether your research could grow into a real business?
On Thursday, 5 March 2026, we’re hosting AI‑preneurship Day at LAB42, University of Amsterdam. Starting at 12:00, this free, one‑day event brings together AI students and early‑career researchers who want to explore how academic work can translate into real‑world impact. Lunch and drinks will be provided so you can focus fully on learning, connecting, and exploring new ideas.
Whether you’re just beginning to think entrepreneurially or already developing an idea, AI‑preneurship Day will give you the inspiration, tools, and confidence to take the next step toward your own academic spin‑off.
Throughout the afternoon, you’ll have the chance to test and refine potential AI business ideas, explore realistic investment and funding opportunities, learn how to take the lead in building your own academic spin‑off, and gain practical insights from experts with hands‑on experience.
What you’ll gain

Test and refine potential AI business ideas
Explore realistic investment and funding opportunities
Learn how to take the lead in building your own academic spin‑off
Gain practical insights from experts with hands‑on experience

Bonus: The evening session includes an opportunity to pitch your idea and receive 1‑on‑1 feedback from experienced mentors—perfect for anyone ready to take their first entrepreneurial step.

Agenda

12:00 – 13:00

Walk-in & lunch

13:00 – 13:10

Opening

13:10 – 13:40

Keynote speaker

Jorn Eiting-van Liempt,
ROM InWest
Insights from years of entrepreneurial experience across diverse roles.

13:40 – 14:15

Keynote speaker

Ross Gordon,
Amsterdam Academic Ventures
Building strategic roadmaps and overcoming fundraising challenges for early-stage spin-outs.

14:15 – 14:45

Break

14:45 – 15:05

Intro to academic spin-offs & support

Paul Blank,
NWO – Dutch Research Council
What it takes to launch an academic spin-off, including available subsidies, grants, and support structures.

15:05 – 15:25

Valorisation and impact

Erik Boer,
Roeterseiland Impact
Turning research into impactful products.

15:25 – 15:45

Investment opportunities

Thomas Hannes,
LUMO Labs
Exploring feasible investment opportunities for AI ventures.

15:45 – 16:05

In-house start-up talk

Harro Stokman – Kepler Vision

16:05 – 16:25

In-house start-up talk

TBD

16:25 – 18:00

Networking & 1-on-1 pitches

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⚠️ Limited spots available

The AI-preneurship Day is organised as a collaborative initiative between ELLIS Unit Amsterdam, ICAI – Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence, TTT-AI | Thematic Technology Transfer Artificial Intelligence, and ELIAS Node Amsterdam, part of the ELIAS Alliance.

Event Details

Event:
AI-preneurship Day

Date:
Thursday, 5 March 2026

Time:
Starting at 12:00

Organised by:

ELLIS Unit Amsterdam,
ICAI – Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence,
TTT-AI,
and
ELIAS Node Amsterdam

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Venue

LAB42, University of Amsterdam
Amsterdam Science Park, Netherlands

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Theme Development Workshop on Trustworthy AI
2026-03-06 09:00 - 12:00 | ENS – Department of Biology (IBENS), 46 Rue d'Ulm, Paris, 75005, France
Date & Time: March 6th, 2026, 09:00 – 12:00
Location: ENS – Department of Biology (IBENS), Paris, France (Hybrid Event)
Overview:
The deployment of Artificial Intelligence in critical infrastructure and daily life necessitates a shift beyond mere performance, toward systems that are inherently reliable, ethically aligned, and environmentally conscious. As AI moves from the lab to real-world applications in sectors like healthcare, mobility, and energy, ensuring the “Trustworthiness” of these systems is paramount to their societal acceptance and long-term viability.
The ELIAS, ELLIOT, and ENFIELD Theme Development Workshop on Trustworthy AI brings together leading researchers and industry experts to address the multidimensional challenges of modern AI governance. The workshop is structured into three thematic pillars:

Frugality: Exploring resource-efficient AI and “Green AI” techniques to minimize the computational and environmental footprint of large-scale models.
Fairness: Addressing algorithmic bias, transparency, and socio-technical alignment to ensure AI systems promote equity and prevent discrimination.
Trust: Enhancing the robustness, security, and explainability of AI to build systems that are resilient to adversarial threats and reliable in high-stakes decision-making.

This hybrid 3-hour event will feature 3 sessions, each including 20-min keynote presentations from renowned experts in the field, followed by interactive discussions and a Q&A segment. Light lunch will be served after the end of the workshop.

Registration Deadline
In-person Attendance → February 20th, 2026 – 18:00 CET
Online Attendance → March 4th, 2026 – 18:00 CET

Register here

This workshop is jointly organised by the ELIAS, ELLIOT & ENFIELD projects.

ELLIOT – European Large Open Multi-Modal Foundation Models For Robust Generalization On Arbitrary Data Streams (GA No. 101214398 ) aims to develop the next generation of open Multimodal Generalist Foundation Models (MGFMs): AI systems designed to learn general knowledge and patterns from massive amounts of data of various types — from videos, images, and text to sensor signals, industrial time series, and satellite feeds — and efficiently transfer the generic knowledge learned in generalist manner to a wide variety of downstream tasks. Unlike current foundation models that face significant challenges in terms of generalisation capabilities and support for multimodal data, ELLIOT’s models will be capable of robust generalisation across conditions not seen during the training, coping well with dynamic, noisy, and temporally-evolving multimodal data streams. Real and synthetic data will be leveraged for training MGFMs and for further adapting them for specific downstream tasks in domains like media, earth observation, robot perception, mobility, computer engineering and workflow automation. European HPC infrastructure is directly included in the consortium to ensure the availability of the necessary computing resources. www.elliot-ai.eu

ENFIELD – European Lighthouse to Manifest Trustworthy and Green AI (GA No. 101120657) aims to advance adaptive, green, human-centric and trustworthy AI by establishing a European Centre of Excellence. With a consortium of 30 partners from 18 countries—covering academia, industry, SMEs and the public sector—the project targets key domains such as healthcare, energy, manufacturing and space. ENFIELD will deliver over 75 AI solutions, around 180 high-impact publications, and strategic roadmaps, supported by extensive outreach to foster responsible AI adoption across Europe. www.enfield-project.eu

By bridging the expertise of the ELIAS, ELLIOT, and ENFIELD networks, this workshop aims to highlight technical breakthroughs, explore regulatory implications, and present practical application examples that define the European standard for Trustworthy AI.

Speakers

Victor Charpenay
(ENFIELD, Associate Professor, École des Mines de Saint-Étienne)
Life-Cycle Analysis of AI Systems - A Review

Enzo Tartaglione
(ELIAS, Full Professor, Télécom Paris)
Beyond Traditional Pruning: Layer Collapse for Efficient Deep Learning

Ruta Binkyte-Sadauskiene
(ELLIOT, Researcher, CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security)
From Prediction to Interaction: Rethinking Fairness for LLMs and Agentic AI

Charlotte Laclau
(ELIAS, Associate Professor, Télécom Paris)
There is No Universal Fairness

Sebastian Heil
(ENFIELD, Senior Researcher, Chemnitz University of Technology)
Human Perception of AI Trustworthiness

Georgios Spathoulas
(ENFIELD, Associate Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Integrity Challenge of AIaaS

Agenda
Please note that the agenda is subject to slight changes and will be updated accordingly.

Workshop Agenda

Time
Duration
Session Name

09:00 – 09:10
5 mins

Welcome & Introductions

Opening remarks
Introduction to the workshop’s theme
Overview of the sessions and objectives

Nicu Sebe (ELIAS, Full Professor, University of Trento), Florence d'Alché (ELIAS, Institut Polytechnique de Paris)

09:10 – 10:00
Session 1: Frugality

20 mins

Keynote: Life-Cycle Analysis of AI Systems - A Review
Victor Charpenay
(ENFIELD, Associate Professor, École des Mines de Saint-Étienne)

20 mins

Keynote: Beyond Traditional Pruning: Layer Collapse for Efficient Deep Learning
Enzo Tartaglione (ELIAS, Full Pofessor, Télécom Paris)

10 mins
Q&A and Discussion

10:00 – 10:50
Session 2: Fairness

20 mins

Keynote: From Prediction to Interaction: Rethinking Fairness for LLMs and Agentic AI
Ruta Binkyte-Sadauskiene (ELLIOT, Researcher, CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security)

20 mins

Keynote: There is No Universal Fairness: Lessons from Text Classification to Graph Prediction
Charlotte Laclau (ELIAS, Associate Professor, Télécom Paris)

10 mins
Q&A and Discussion

10:50 – 11:05
15 mins
BREAK

11:05 – 11:55
Session 3: Trust

20 mins

Keynote: Human perception of AI trustworthiness
Sebastian Heil (ENFIELD, Senior Researcher, Chemnitz University of Technology)

20 mins

Keynote: The integrity challenge of the AIaaS model
Georgios Spathoulas (ENFIELD, Associate Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

10 mins
Q&A and Discussion

11:55 – 12:00
5 mins

Conclusion & Wrap-up

Summary of key takeaways
Final remarks and next steps

Nicu Sebe (ELIAS, Full Professor, University of Trento), Florence d'Alché (ELIAS, Institut Polytechnique de Paris)

Details
Date: Thursday, March 6th, 2026
Time: 09:00 – 12:00 CET
Format: Hybrid Event
Duration: 3 hours (3 sessions with Q&A)
Registration Deadlines:
In-person → February 20th, 2026 – 18:00 CET
Online → March 4th, 2026 – 18:00 CET

Venue
Location:
ENS – Department of Biology (IBENS)
46 Rue d’Ulm
75005 Paris, France

IDEASHACK 2026: Bridging AI Research and Industry
2026-03-10 08:00 - 17:00
IDEASHACK 2026 is a Europe-wide sciencepreneurship hackathon organised by the IDEAS Research Institute within the Horizon Europe project ELIAS – European Lighthouse of AI for Sustainability. The event brings together researchers, innovators, and industry leaders to co-create solutions that strengthen collaboration between science and business.
Participants work in interdisciplinary teams to design concepts for platforms that map scientific expertise, research output, and implementation potential. The goal is to accelerate knowledge transfer and identify opportunities where academic research can translate into real-world applications. The hackathon runs in a hybrid format, welcoming teams from across Europe online and culminating in a Demo Day and Grand Final in Warsaw.

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Key Facts

Format: Hybrid
Teams: Interdisciplinary, Europe-wide
Focus: AI, research valorisation, science–industry collaboration
Organiser: IDEAS Research Institute
Project: ELIAS (Horizon Europe)

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Key Dates
23 March – 20 April — Team registration
24 April — Online kick-off
8 May — Project submission deadline
15 May — Finalists announced
19 June — Demo Day & Grand Final (Warsaw)

Prizes

1st Place
€5,000

2nd Place
€4,000

3rd Place
€3,000

The first Polish edition of this hackathon took place in November 2024, bringing together interdisciplinary teams working at the intersection of AI, research, and innovation ecosystems.
IDEASHACK 2026 offers an opportunity to collaborate across disciplines, experiment with new ideas, and contribute to building tools that improve how research and innovation interact across Europe.
Read about the previous edition: IDEAHACK 2024: Bridging Academia, Business, and Investors at Poland’s First Sciencepreneurship Hackathon

Ready to build the next generation of science–industry collaboration tools?

Learn More

Join the event

Details

Date: 16-17 November 2024

Location: IDEAS NCBR, Chmielna 69, Varso Tower, Warsaw, Poland

Venue

IDEAS NCBR

Chmielna 69, Varso Tower

Warsaw, Poland

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Winter School 2026: AI for Earth System, Hazards & Climate Extremes
2026-03-16 08:00 - 2026-03-20 17:00 | NTUA – Patission Campus map, Athens, Greece
Hosted by National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and co-organised by ELLIS Unit Jena, the the MeDiTwin and AI4PEX projects, the ELLIS Winter School 2026 brings together researchers, practitioners, and students to explore how artificial intelligence can advance Earth system and climate science.
With growing urgency to understand and mitigate floods, wildfires, droughts, and other extreme events, this school aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and develop robust, interpretable AI models for monitoring, forecasting, and impact assessment.
Through lectures, tutorials, and interactive discussions, participants will gain hands-on experience, exchange knowledge, and contribute to next-generation AI-driven environmental solutions.

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Who Should Attend
This winter school is designed for:

Master’s and PhD students
Postdoctoral researchers
Early career professionals

If you are passionate about AI, data analytics, and environmental sciences—whether from academia, research, or industry—this program is for you! Eligibility details (PDF)

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Programme Highlights

Apply AI to Climate Extremes: Use AI tools to model, monitor, and predict extreme weather and climate events in real-world scenarios.
Understand and Explain Models: Learn to make AI models transparent, physics-informed, and causally grounded to improve trust and understanding.
Assess and Communicate Results: Develop skills to interpret results and communicate findings to scientists, decision-makers, stakeholders, and the public.
Collaborate and Exchange Ideas: Work with experts in AI and climate science and connect with researchers from diverse backgrounds.

The full programme will be announced soon. Check here for updates

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Registration
Deadline: January 2, 2026, 23:59 EET
Registration Requirements:

CV (PDF, max 2 pages)
Motivation statement (max 1200 characters)
Impact statement (max 1200 characters)

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Check out the official event page

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Event Details

Event:
ELLIS Winter School 2026: AI for Earth System, Hazards & Climate Extremes

Start Date:
March 16, 2026

End Date:
March 20, 2026

Location:
NTUA – Patission Campus

Organisers:
NTUA, ELLIS Unit Jena, MeDiTwin & AI4PEX Projects

Format:
In-person, hands-on

Participant Fee:
350 €

Register for the Event

Venue
National Technical University of Athens – Patission Campus
Athens, Greece

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Winter School 2026: Foundation Models (FoMo)
2026-03-24 08:00 - 2026-03-27 17:00
The Winter School aims to highlight groundbreaking innovations in foundation models across a range of subfields, offering participants a deep understanding of how Europe is shaping its own research priorities in this rapidly evolving area.
Over four immersive days, participants will engage in cutting-edge lectures delivered by leading experts from academia and industry, explore collaborative research activities, and connect with like-minded peers who share a passion for the future of foundation models.
The programme features three lectures per day, a poster session, and interactive sessions designed to spark interdisciplinary exchange and inspire new research ideas. In addition to the academic components, social activities will provide space for informal discussion, networking, and collaboration in a stimulating and inclusive environment
More speakers will be announced soon. Confirmed speakers to date include Frank Hutter (ELLIS Fellow, ELLIS Institute Tübingen, University of Freiburg), Elisa Ricci (ELLIS Fellow, University of Trento & Fondazione Bruno Kessler), and Ekaterina Shutova (ELLIS Scholar, University of Amsterdam).

Application
The 2024 FoMo Winter School brought together 150 participants representing 90 institutions and 40 nationalities. In 2025, the event grew even further, hosting 220 participants from 100 institutions and 43 nationalities.
While preference will be given to ELLIS PhD candidates, applications are warmly welcomed from qualified individuals worldwide.
Please submit your application by 14 December 2025 at 23:59 CET. Conditional results will be shared by January 2026, and your spot will be secured once the registration fee is paid after acceptance.
The participation fee for the winter school are, as follows:

MSc, PhD students and Postdoc researchers: €350
Industry/ startup/ other participants: €550

The fees cover logistic costs, coffee breaks, lunch, and social activities (travel and accommodation are self-organized). The fee can be waived for applicants from underrepresented backgrounds who require financial assistance (see application form). Please note that registration fees can be canceled for a full refund only two weeks after the payment.
You can read the overview of the first ELLIS Winter School on Foundation Models in 2025 via the following link, and in 2024 here.

Register now!

Previous Editions:
You can read the overview of the first ELLIS Winter School on Foundation Models in 2025 via the following link, and in 2024 here.

The 2026 FoMo School is hosted and funded by the ELLIS unit Amsterdam, with the support of ELIAS – European Lighthouse of AI for Sustainability and ELLIOT – European Large Open Multi-Modal Foundation Models For Robust Generalisation On Arbitrary Data Streams Projects (funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme).

Event Details

Event:
Winter School on Foundation Models (FoMo) 2026

Start Date:
March 24, 2026 at 09:00

End Date:
March 27, 2026 at 17:00

Organisers:
Cees Snoek, Yuki Asano, Adela Pranindiati

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Venue
Tolhuistuin
Amsterdam, Netherlands

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ELIAS #2 Open Call : Q&A Session
2026-04-01 14:00 - 15:00
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What to expect

Overview of objectives, scope, and funding
Evaluation criteria and success factors
Practical tips for a strong proposal
Common pitfalls to avoid
Live Q&A with the ELIAS team

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Who should attend

SMEs and startups
NGOs and non-profits
AI and digital innovation teams
Applicants preparing a proposal

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About the session
This webinar will provide a concise overview of the Open Call, including its objectives, scope, funding opportunities, and evaluation criteria. Participants will gain practical insights on how to structure a competitive proposal, align their project with ELIAS priorities in sustainable and trustworthy AI, and demonstrate meaningful impact. A dedicated Q&A segment will allow attendees to engage directly with the ELIAS team and receive clarifications on eligibility, submission, and project fit.
Learn more about the Winners of the previous edition: ELIAS Open Call Winners

Have questions about your application? Join the session and connect directly with the ELIAS team.

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ELIAS #2 oPEN CALL

ELLIS Doctoral Symposium 2026 on Trustworthy AI
2026-07-27 09:00 - 2026-07-30 17:00 | Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal
The ELLIS Doctoral Symposium (EDS) is back this summer for its sixth edition in the vibrant city of Lisbon, Portugal! From July 27 to 30, immerse yourself in an exciting week of cutting-edge scientific discussions, valuable networking opportunities, and a chance to experience Portugal’s warm and welcoming culture.
🎓 What is EDS?
The ELLIS Doctoral Symposium is the highlight of the year for the ELLIS PhD Program, gathering ELLIS PhD students alongside others in the field for an enriching exchange of knowledge in machine learning. The theme for EDS 202 is “Trustworthy AI.”
👥 What to Expect?
The symposium provides a platform for young researchers to present their work, exchange ideas, and engage in discussions on the future of AI, particularly in creating future AI systems that are reliable, safe, and adaptable. Through a series of talks, panels, poster sessions, and networking opportunities, EDS 2026 will promote collaboration and innovation in the field of AI, helping to shape the next generation of AI researchers.
First registration round is currently open and accepting submissions until April 26th, 2026.

Programme

27 July (Day 1)

Time

Duration

Session Name

12:30–13:30

1 hour

Registration

13:30–14:00

30 mins

Welcome remarks
Mario Figueiredo, ELLIS Unit Lisbon Director & ELLIS Fellow

14:00–15:00

1 hour

Keynote
André Martins, ELLIS Fellow and Co-Director of the ELLIS NLP Program

15:00–16:00

1 hour

Opening Keynote
Asja Fischer, ELLIS Scholar and member of the Theory, Algorithms and Computations ELLIS Program

16:00–18:00

2 hours

Opening Poster Session

17:00–19:00

2 hours

Welcome Reception

28 July (Day 2)

Time

Duration

Session Name

09:00–10:00

1 hour

Early Career Talks
Marcos Treviso, ELLIS Unit Lisbon Faculty
Catarina Barata, ELLIS Scholar

10:00–11:00

1 hour

Keynote
Desmond Elliott, ELLIS Unit Copenhagen

11:00–11:30

30 mins

Coffee Break

11:30–12:30

1 hour

Keynote
Pedro Bizarro, Chief Scientific Officer, Feedzai

12:30–14:00

1.5 hours

Lunch

14:00–14:30

30 mins

Industry Pitch Talks

14:30–15:15

45 mins

Career Development Panel: Academia & Industry
Various speakers

15:15–16:00

45 mins

PhD Lightning Talks

16:00–18:00

2 hours

Posters
Drinks & Nibbles will be served

19:00–20:00

1 hour

Optional social event

29 July (Day 3)

Time

Duration

Session Name

09:00–10:00

1 hour

Early Career Talks
Emanuel Gonçalves, ELLIS Scholar
Zita Marinho, ELLIS Unit Lisbon Faculty

10:00–11:00

1 hour

Keynote
Gustau Camps-Valls, ELLIS Fellow and Co-Director of ELLIS Earth and Climate Sciences Program

11:00–11:30

30 mins

Coffee Break

11:30–14:30

3 hours

Industry Fair

12:30–14:00

1.5 hours

Lunch

14:30–15:00

30 mins

PhD Lightning Talks

15:00–16:00

1 hour

Local Keynote
Ana Paiva, ELLIS Fellow

16:00–18:00

2 hours

Posters
Drinks & Nibbles will be served

19:00–22:00

3 hours

Gala Dinner
Casa do Alentejo

30 July (Day 4)

Time

Duration

Session Name

09:15–11:00

1 hour 45 mins

PhD lightning talks

11:00–11:30

30 mins

Coffee Break

11:30–12:30

1 hour

Keynote
João Santinha, Champalimaud Foundation

12:30–14:00

1.5 hours

Lunch

14:00–15:00

1 hour

Closing Keynote
Isabel Valera, ELLIS Fellow and member of the Robust ML Program

15:00–15:30

30 mins

Group photo

15:30–16:00

30 mins

Closing remarks, announcement of poster winners, announcement of next EDS location
Isabel Trancoso, ELLIS Fellow and ELLIS Unit Lisbon member

N.B. Please note that the program is currently in development and is subject to minor changes. The program will be updated regularly.

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General Information
EDS is open to all ELLIS PhDs and postdocs, as well as PhD students of ELLIS Fellows/Scholars/Members who are not part of the ELLIS PhD program. Students who are not from the ELLIS network may only apply during the second round, pending space availability.
Capacity is limited to 200 participants. The organisers will prioritise students from the ELLIS network, and those who are early in their PhDs.
The participation fee for the ELLIS Doctoral Symposium 2026 is 150 EUR per person. The fee covers access to all conference sessions, coffee breaks, lunches, and social events.

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Poster Instructions
All participants are encouraged to submit a poster – this is the best way to promote your research and get feedback from your peers.
Posters must represent original research (published or unpublished) conducted by the author(s) and can be printed in A0 or A1, portrait only. At registration, you will be asked to submit a preliminary title which will be used in the poster booklet.
You must print your poster yourself. If you want to print your poster in Lisbon you can use one of the following shops close to the venue:
http://www.zoomcopia.com/ – Address: Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena 34A, Lisbon
Copitec – Centro de Cópias – Address: Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques 43B, Lisbon

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V. Important Dates

Registration opens for ELLIS PhD students: 2nd March 2026
First registration round deadline: 26th April 2026
First acceptance notification: 5th May 2026
Registration opens for all students: 5th May 2026
Registration closes for all: 31st May 2026
Final acceptance notifications: 5th June 2026
Final payment deadline for all accepted students: 15th June 2026

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Registration Form
To apply, please complete the following registration form by the indicated deadline above.

Register here

EDS Mobility Grants
Students may be eligible for travel funding through the following option:
ELIAS Mobility Program: ELLIS PhDs/postdocs whose applications to EDS2026 have been successfully accepted can apply to this funding. The funding is distributed on a ‘first come, first served’ basis until the allocated mobility funds for this event run out.

EDS26 Mobility grant (guidelines)
EDS26 Mobility Grant (ELIAS) Application
EDS26 Reimbursement Report (ELIAS Beneficiary)
EDS26 Reimbursement Report (Externals)

For any questions regarding the ELIAS mobility grant, please contact: phd@ellis.eu
ELIZA Mobility Program: ELLIS PhD students are eligible for this mobility grant only if they are based in one of the following ELIZA sites: Berlin, Darmstadt, Freiburg, Heidelberg, München, Saarbrücken, Tübingen.
To apply, please go here.

Learn More

EDS 2026 Official Website
Summary of Last Year’s EDS Event
Learn About the ELLIS PhD Program

Details
Start: July 27, 2026
End: July 30, 2026
Event Categories: Symposium, PhD Training
Event Tags: #eds2026, #TrustworthyAI, #ELLIS

Website
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Organisers
ELLIS Unit Lisbon & Instituto Superior Técnico (ULisboa)

Venue
Instituto Superior Técnico
University of Lisbon
Av. Rovisco Pais 1, 1049-001 Lisbon, Portugal

Location
The symposium will be hosted at the Alameda campus of IST, centrally located in Lisbon. The venue is a hub for technology and innovation, easily accessible via the Metro (Alameda or Saldanha stations).

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