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FIPSE-7 Scientific Program

The themes of the three days, along with the corresponding organizers and session chairs, have been selected.

The invited plenary speakers and their presentation titles will be announced soon.

In late 2025, a call for short presentations on one open problem each will be issued.

The Meeting's Three Daily Topics

Monday, 6 July 2026

The Automated Laboratory

Claire Adjiman
Organizer and Session Chair

Session Synopsis:

(Forthcoming)

Tuesday, 7 July 2026

AI adoption challenges and opportunities

Qi Zhang and Srinivas Rangarajan
Organizers and Session co-chairs

Session Synopsis:

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into chemical sciences is revolutionizing research, development, and industrial processes, significantly enhancing our capabilities in various areas, from material discovery and reaction optimization to process operations and business decision-making. Advances in generative AI also have the potential to drive substantial breakthroughs in innovation and productivity, transforming industries and workflows. However, adopting AI in this sector presents unique challenges, including the necessity for high-quality, domain-specific data, the complexity of modeling chemical systems, and the lack of interdisciplinary expertise connecting AI and chemical sciences. This session will explore the challenges and opportunities of adopting AI, providing insights into how to effectively and responsibly harness its transformative power.

Wednesday, 8 July 2026

Integrating physical knowledge and AI

Michael Baldea and Mike Doherty
Organizers and Session co-chairs

Session Synopsis:

(Forthcoming)

Invited talks

First Invited Talk

(Forthcoming)

Second Invited Talk

(Forthcoming)

Invited talks

First Invited Talk

(Forthcoming)

Second Invited Talk

(Forthcoming)

Invited talks

First Invited Talk

(Forthcoming)

Second Invited Talk

(Forthcoming)

Short Presentations (10 min/each)

(To be announced in early 2026)

Short Presentations (10 min/each)

(To be announced in early 2026)

Short Presentations (10 min/each)

(To be announced in early 2026)