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The AI for Trade Global Challenge is an international competition calling on data scientists, economists, and machine learning experts to reimagine the future of global trade forecasting. Participants will develop predictive models to forecast the trade flows of the United States and China for October 2025—specifically, estimating dollar trade values for the top 200 exports and imports (at the HS4 product level) with the top 20 trading partners.

Call for nominations to recognise outstanding AI researchers driving Europe’s future in machine learning and intelligent systems.

Press Release – ELIAS announces the winners of its first Open Call, funding four innovative AI projects tackling key sustainability challenges across Europe. These projects will receive support to develop solutions for a greener, fairer future.

The European Lighthouse of AI for Sustainability (ELIAS) is shaping the next generation of AI researchers—through the ELLIS PhD Program—by uniting cutting-edge technical training with ethical responsibility and a focus on sustainable impact.

From 21 to 23 May 2025, the ELIAS project was prominently featured at the inaugural GITEX Europe in Berlin, joining forces with the IRCAI, International Research Centre on Artificial Intelligence under the auspices of UNESCO, to spotlight the intersection of Responsible AI and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Atmospheric Machine Learning Emulation Challenge (AMLEC) invites researchers, data scientists, and practitioners in the fields of remote sensing, climate science, and artificial intelligence to contribute solutions to a key computational challenge in atmospheric modelling. Organised by Jorge Vicent Servera, Gustau Camps Valls, Cesar Aybar, and Julio Contreras from the Image and Signal Processing Group (ISP) at the University of Valencia, AMLEC focuses on advancing surrogate modelling and physics-informed AI in the context of Radiative Transfer Models (RTMs).

Key Insights from the 1st Theme Development Workshop in Bucharest