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The Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) is one of the most prestigious and competitive international conferences in machine learning and computational neuroscience. At NeurIPS 2026, 45 of the accepted papers involves WASP PhD students, WASP alumni, supervisors and/or WASP faculty as authors or co-authors.

This number is a true success for WASP and a mark of excellence. We’re especially proud to note that this represents an increase of 18 papers compared to last year, reflecting the growing impact of WASP researchers on the global AI stage.

NeurIPS 2026 accepted 7,900 papers out of 30,709 submissions, for an acceptance rate of 25.7%.

The list of accepted papers was updated October 26, 2026.

Do you miss your paper on this list? Please email WASP.Newsletter@partner.liu.se and we will add it to the list.

WASP-related papers and posters accepted to NeurIPS 2026

Efficient LLM adaptation with forward-only passes
B. Huang, A. Balashankar, A. Aminifar

ESS-Flow: Training-free guidance of flow-based models as inference in source space
A. Kalaivanan, Z. Zhao, J. Sjölund, F. Lindsten

Njord: A probabilistic graph neural network for ensemble ocean forecasting
D. Holmberg, J. Oskarsson, E. Wikingsson, F. Lindsten, T. Roos

Generating symmetric crystals using latent flow matching
A. Karmush, C. M. Brandenburg, S. Ershadrad, J. Rosén, M. Felsberg, F. Ekström Kelvinius

The multi-block DC function class: Theory, algorithms, and applications
P. Fatemi, H. Maskan, A. Yurtsever, S. Sra

Tight generalization bounds for noiseless inverse optimization
P. Fatemi, H. Maskan, S. Sra, P. Mohajerin Esfahani

Anytime-valid conformal risk control
B. Hultberg, D. Zachariah, A. H. Ribeiro

Learning inexact alternating minimization for convex problems with quadratic coupling
P. Häusner, J. Rudzusika, J. Sjölund, O. Öktem

Self-rewarding sequential Monte Carlo for masked diffusion language models
Z. Luo, Z. Jin, L. Wang, L. Bing, T. B. Schön

TIDE: Asymmetric neural circuits for stabilized temporal inhibitory-excitatory dynamics
A. Kyuroson, D. Kleyko, M. Liwicki

DiA: Directional adapter
P. C. Chhipa, A. Singh

QT-Net: Rethinking evaluation of AI models in atomic chemical space
P. Martínez Crespo, S. Ribes, M. Rahm, R. J. M. Beckmann, R. Jordan, M. Gliege, S. Miret, V. K. Narasimhan, R. Mercado

Adaptive prior selection in Gaussian process bandits with Thompson sampling
J. Sandberg, M. Haghir Chehreghani

The interplay of data structure and imbalance in the learning dynamics of diffusion models
F. Nicoletti, C. Ma, E. Ventura, L. Saglietti, S. Sarao Mannelli

Reflected Schrödinger bridge matching
M. Häggbom, V. Nilsson, P. Nyquist, J. Andén

When graph structure provably helps classification: Non-asymptotic recovery guarantees
F. Shahriari-Mehr, J. Aliakbari, A. Graell i Amat, A. Panahi

Deep probabilistic supervision for image classification
A. Adelöw, M. Gamba, A. Maki

State of thought enables endogenous reasoning
Z. Gong, Y. Hou, Z. Zeng, M. Xiao, C. Yuen, W. Y. B. Lim

Extracting training data from diffusion language models via infilling
Y. Wang, N. Asokan

The adversarial gait: Detecting visual adversarial attacks against vision-language models via self-targeted gradient characterization
M. Byrd Victorica, E. Shereen, G. Dán

Instance-optimal estimation with multiple LLM judges on a budget
J. Lee, S. Kim, Y. Jedra, A. Proutiere, S. Yun

Parabolic position encoding: Vision-centric, principled, extrapolatable, general
C. K. Ohrstrom, R. I. C. Muchacho, Y. Dong, F. Moumtzidellis, R. Güldenring, F. T. Pokorny, L. Nalpantidis

Bridging structure and language: Graph-based visual reasoning for autonomous road understanding
L. Wild, K. Luo, M. Pavone

Exact power indices for plurality-voting ensembles
I. Sarpe, T. Georgakopoulos, A. Gionis

A matter of interest: Understanding interestingness judgments of math problems in humans and language models
S. Mishra, Y. Machino, G. Poesia, A. Q. Jiang, J. Hsu, A. Weller, C. Mishra, D. Broman, J. Tenenbaum, M. Jamnik, C. Zhang, K. Collins

Density-ratio losses for post-hoc learning to defer
A. Soen, R. Thobaben, J. Jaldén, R. Nock

LITE: A lightweight lazy sampler for efficient SGD
A. Daghestani, M. Johansson

Sparsely supervised diffusion
W. Zhao, Z. Li, Y. Zhao, M. Vali, M. Trapp, J. Pajarinen, J. Kannala, A. Solin

Differentiable systematic resampling for variational sequential Monte Carlo
F. Cumlin, S. Chatterjee

Integrating local and global entropy for uncertainty quantification in LLMs
J. Medina, T. Zhou, K. Isufaj, A. Gionis, S. Chawla

Speeding up log-sum-exp: Kernel fusion at the memory wall, integer arithmetic at the compute wall
L. Yao, M. Andraud, N. Loppi, A. Pilzer, A. Liu, G. Van den Broeck, M. Trapp

Robust flow matching under target corruption and label noise
M. C. Kurucu, E. Englesson, H. Azizpour

Calibrated target noise recovers curvature from the gradients
A. Jamshidi, K. Haitsiukevich, A. Gionis, K. Puolamäki

Polar transformers: -Equivariant angular attention for Cryo-EM image-set processing
J. Andén, J. Sagemüller

Beyond Chamfer distance: Granular order-aware evaluation metric for online mapping
C. Bencheikh Lehocine, A. Lilja, J. Fu, L. Hammarstrand

Looking under the streetlight: Evaluation in generative molecular dynamics
S. Olsson, F. Noe, G. Rotskoff, K. Lindorff-Larsen

Efficient lookahead encoding and abstracted width for learning general policies in classical planning
M. Aichmüller, S. Ståhlberg, M. Funkquist, H. Geffner

Learning to deaggregate: Large-scale trajectory generation with spatial priors
D. Bergström, M. Tiger, F. Heintz

Geometric instability of hidden-state trajectories predicts reasoning failures in large language models
H. Fakharzadehjahromy, A. C. Bueff, F. Heintz, M. Tiger, Q. Li, J. Li, J. Geng

Reinforcement learning for long-horizon unordered tasks: From Boolean to coupled reward machines
K. Levina, N. Pappas, A. Karapantelakis, A. Vulgarakis Feljan, J. Seipp

Property-guided LLM program synthesis for planning
A. G. Pereira, A. B. Corrêa, J. Seipp

Constrained factorization with diagonal scaling: Rank-revealing training and pruning
Y. Hou, E. Akbas, S. Sra, A. Yurtsever

AcceleGrad#: Adaptive geometry-aware acceleration
H. Goralija, F. Tonin, K. Antonakopoulos, A. Yurtsever, V. Cevher

RAIL: Representation-aligned imitation learning for student-compatible teacher policies
M. Mammadov, P. Zuidberg Dos Martires, J. A. Stork

HeatKV: Head-tuned KV-cache compression for visual autoregressive modeling
J. Cederlund, A. Berg, D. A. E. Acar, C. Zhou, P. Giselsson


Published: October 26th, 2026

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