Our society is rapidly transforming due to the convergence of digital technologies, with AI at the forefront, offering significant opportunities to improve our lives. Despite its growing prominence, AI education and research need strengthening. Enhancing knowledge, building networks, and exchanging experiences are crucial for effective AI development and use.
Nordic AI Meet is a pan-Nordic conference to bring early career researchers (Doctoral Candidates) from the Nordic countries together on a single platform to exchange research ideas and create collaboration opportunities. This year WASP and Linköping University will host the Nordic AI Meet 2025 in Norrköping, Sweden on November 26-27.
The purpose
PhD students, Postdocs and early stage researchers are a key group of scientists who in the following years will contribute in the shaping of the new research initiatives.
The Nordic AI Meet conference functions as an important annual gathering designed to support early career researchers in artificial intelligence. It provides a focused environment where PhD students, postdoctoral fellows and early-stage researchers can discover emerging ideas, methodologies and theoretical frameworks whilst building professional networks necessary for developing knowledge-based AI applications.
As the upcoming generation of scientific contributors who will influence future research directions, these participants benefit from the symposium’s distinctive position at the confluence of multiple disciplines. The event connects computer science and statistics with practical applications across natural sciences, technology, life sciences, medicine, humanities and social sciences—encouraging the cross-disciplinary exchange essential for advancing AI research and implementation throughout the Nordic region.
The committee
The organisational structure of the Nordic AI Meet’s conference is divided between 3 committees and an operational unit. The Strategic Committee consists of all Nordic partner members of the Nordic AIR board (NORA, P1, WASP, FCAI and CADIA); the Programme Committee is represented by distinguished researchers and professors from Norway, Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Iceland, each year a new PC is assembled which is responsible for the conference’s programme; the Organising Committee is represented by the local host, representative from NORA.ai and the other Nordic partners; the Coordination Unit is represented by NORA.ai and is responsible for the continuous coordination of the conference from year to year.
